Classes

On-camera flash doesn’t have to be intimidating, or give you that “deer in headlights” look. In this beginner-friendly class, we’ll break down the basics of using your flash effectively, from understanding manual vs. TTL modes to balancing flash with natural light. You’ll practice with your own Speedlight, learning how to control exposure, avoid harsh shadows, and use simple techniques to get flattering, professional results straight out of camera. This hands-on session is designed to help you feel comfortable with flash so you can walk into any situation, whether it’s a wedding, event, or portrait, and light with confidence.

Please bring your own Speedlight for this class.

To shoot like a fashion photographer, you need both vision and technique. In this hands-on class, we’ll dive into the art of creating images that feel intentional, stylish, and editorial, while also breaking down the tools and setups that make it possible. You’ll learn how to shape light for a polished look. Choose angles and lenses that elevate your subject, and direct models with confidence to bring out authentic, powerful poses. We’ll also explore how wardrobe, location, and story come together to build images that feel campaign-ready. Whether your focus is fashion, branding, seniors, or weddings, this class will show you how to apply the mindset and methods of fashion photography to take your work to the next level.

Have you ever seen an image on social media or in a magazine and wondered, how do they get their colors to look that way? That’s the magic of color grading. In this course, I’ll walk you through my workflow using Capture One for clean, controlled color from the start, and Photoshop for fine-tuned grading that adds depth and style. We’ll cover how to keep skin tones natural, or push them for a bold look. How to create consistency across a full set, and how to use color to shape the story you’re telling.

This class builds on my Color Theory course, showing you how to apply those principles in post-production to elevate your images. The goal isn’t just to fix your photos, but to give them a look that feels intentional, polished, and elevated. By the end, you’ll have a toolkit you can use whether you’re shooting fashion, branding, seniors, weddings, or any work where you want to put your signature on it and truly stand out.