One-on-One
Photo Class
Anyone can point a camera, shoot and get so-so pictures. They may not know why they turn out. But if you take this class, you will learn.
Here is an overview:
First
beginner photo class
Get
to know you and what you want from the class; how to use your camera; and talk
about the different parts. Handout
Second
class
Discuss first
assignment; talk about depth of field and shutter speeds. Go
out and practice; Handout
Third
class
Discuss assignment;
talk about light and metering. Go out and practice; Powerpoint
and handout
Fourth
class
Discuss assignment;
look at casual portraits and composition. Powerpoint
and handout
Testimonials:
I really enjoyed your class. I learned alot. -M
Photography is harder than I thought it would be. You took the time to explain it and fully answered my questions. -K
You really know a lot about photography. It was a pleasure to take your class. -P
Your classes are casual and fun. I recommended you to my friends.-I
I didn't realize so much is involved with taking a good photo. You don't just point and click. -K
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Southeastern Wisconsin, metro Milwaukee
Accepting Students for mid September Photo Classes -
Call to Register
This time of year is always busy.
You should consider taking a photo class if:
- You've ever wondered what all those buttons and things do on your camera
- You need to take better photos for your job
- You want better photos of your family and friends
- You're going on vacation and want some good photo memories
- You want better photos for scrapbooking projects
- You want to learn a new hobby, and photography looks fun!
It is,
and you should sign up today!
One-on-one Class for Four Sessions
Your camera should have manual settings on it for you to get
the most from your lessons.
How do you know if your camera has manual settings?
Look in your owner's manual. Does it list a chapter on f-stops and shutter speed adjustments? Then it has manual settings. This four-week class is:
- An hour or so
- One-on-one
- Meets when it is convenient for our schedules
- For students 15 and older
- For DSLR or 35 mm camera students; bring your camera, extra battery and owner's manual to every class
- Wear comfortable shoes and dress for weather because we will be going outdoors.
- Can be taught at the Purloin Studio, Menomonee Falls, or at another location
- Susan also teaches a more advanced class
- Credit cards accepted
- Gift certificates available; they make great gifts!
- $190 is all it will cost to learn to be a better photographer. ($350 per couple)
With the help of photography instructor Susan Lukas, you will leave the beginner class knowing how to use your camera, what you need to take your photos to the next level and develop your photo eye.
Susan Lukas, an award-winning photographer, has taught photography to adults since 2003.
She has developed her curriculum by listening to her students and by helping them
to achieve their goals. This class is all about you and is tailored to what you need to be a better photographer.
To register for this class, call
414-331-1644 or contact Sue.
What to expect for first class:
- Know when you would like to schedule class (vacation coming, need for work, etc.)
- Where would you like to take the class? Purloin Studio or at another location in metro Milwaukee
- Payment with credit card over the phone or check/cash at first class
- Bring camera and owner's manual to first class
- First class may be combined with second class if that works with your schedule better. Let me know when you book.
- Bring photos that didn't turn out and you don't know why
Go to her blog for more information about Sue or go to her bio.