Digital Photography (Ages 14-17) | YTC 023-W27

Digital Photography (Ages 14-17) | YTC 023-W27

$185.00
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Digital Photography (Ages 14-17) | YTC 023-W27
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Digital Photography (Ages 14-17) | YTC 023-W27

$185.00

This class has a price of $175.00 plus a $10.00 studio fee

Sat, Sun | January 16 - February 13 (5 sessions) | 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

This class introduces young artists to the basics of digital photography and how to see the world through the camera lens. It teaches an understanding of the digital camera by exploring different styles and uses of photography. Students will learn about famous photographers (historic and contemporary), practice taking photos in different settings through "photo adventure challenges" (scavenger hunt, portraiture with lighting kits, shutter speed / depth of field activities, etc.), and learn editing techniques by using Photoshop software. 

Learning Objectives:

  • How to utilize the manual settings of a digital camera
  • How to take photos in different genres and functions of photography

Learning Outcomes:

  • An understanding of a digital camera and how to use it
  • A general knowledge of historical & contemporary photographers and photography
  • At least one 8x10 print of a photograph they took on photo paper

Who is this class for?

  • Teens with an interest in digital photography! No previous experience required

Course Details

Day Scheduled
Sat, Sun
Date Range
January 16 - February 13 (5 sessions)
Time Scheduled
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Room
305
CEUs
n/a
Faculty Name
Nora Hanlon Headshot
Nora Hanlon
Faculty Bio

Nora Hanlon is a photographer, bookworm, and grandma in training. Born in Vermont, raised in Connecticut, and currently living in Maine, she is getting closer to completing her Bingo card for living in all the New England states. Nora graduated with her BFA in Photography and a minor in Sustainable Ecosystems: Art & Design from Maine College of Art & Design (MECA&D) in 2026. Hanlon has shown her work in The Amistad Center for Art & Culture in the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, 49 Oak St. Gallery, The Windsor Art Center, and installed work on Fort Gorges. When not taking photographs, she can most often be found in her little pink rocking chair.

Supply List
  • All supplies provided

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