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.

If you spend some time with Greg Disch, he might ask you what you want to do with your images. If you have not figured it out, your answer will drift off. None of us can print all of our images that we like. Or hang them.

Come learn some of the simple (and not so simple) things you can do to do with the end results of your hours of fun and work. We will learn at least three different solutions that may appeal to you.

One will be a hands-on creation of a “photobook” from start to finish. Lots of do’s and don’ts from the school of hard knocks.

Class Instructor: John Baltz / Mickey Arlow

What are photography competition judges looking for when they determine the top photographs in a competition? What are the criteria used and how can I make sure my image meets those criteria? How do I choose an image to enter into the competition? Have you asked yourself these questions? Then you need to take this class.

Introduction to the Exposure Triangle 2019

If you’re tired of shooting in your camera’s basic modes and want to learn how to take more control of your images, then this class is for you.