Join us online for a deep exploration of ways to overcome creative block and produce more original concepts and methods of working. From lateral thinking and mind maps, chance operations, idea mining and much more, this program will give you the inspiration and tools to develop your work with innovative ideas. Photography is not a game of “follow the leader,” break the cycle and become more unique.

Join photographer John Dailey for an online webinar as he provides information on how to critique your images. Critique is an important part of the learning process, for beginners through seasoned professionals. While the art of photography is highly subjective, there are rules that most photographers will agree upon. Learning how to properly critique your photography helps you learn, grow and produce better photos. It is about information that is beneficial in creating consistently good images, while recognizing your individual style.

Join photographer Mickey Arlow as she provides tips and tricks for improving your year-round macro and close-up photography. A very popular form of photography, Macro Photography describes a very broad genre of photography. Macro and close-up photography reveals textures, structures, and colors that delight the eye and creates stunning photos.

The Exposure Triangle is at the foundation of photography. More than just a representation of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, it is a concept, the understanding of how your camera captures light. The exposure triangle is also a tool, a usable chart showing you how to adjust your exposure to capture the image you desire.

Exposure in photography is all about light and how your camera captures the light. Every exposure is a relationship between aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, and there are many ‘correct exposures’ available to you by varying this relationship. Introduction to the Exposure Triangle will be the gateway that allows you to go from snapping pictures to creating images. Learn how to take more control of your camera.

Want to try your hand at High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography? Not sure how to begin, or what to do once you’ve taken the photos? Photographer Melissa L. Jones will offer tips on how to photograph HDR, then she’ll show you how to process your images through one of the top HDR processing programs, Nik Collection’s HDR Efx Pro. Learn how to adjust your images to give them the exact artistic style you’re seeking, and get some tips on how to bring out the details with out overdoing it.