In JP's photography classes, you'll actively engage with your camera, experiment with various settings, and capture different subjects and scenes. You'll analyze and adjust compositions, practice using natural and artificial lighting, and receive personalized guidance to refine your technique and artistic expression.
Participating in JP's photography classes enhances creativity by pushing you to explore and experiment with visual storytelling, helping you develop a unique photographic style and perspective through hands-on practice and personalized feedback.
Incorporate learnings from these classes into daily life by regularly practicing photography, actively seeking out unique subjects, and applying creative framing techniques to capture everyday moments, thus continuously honing your art of creation through photography.
JP's photography classes are hosted in the vibrant heart of New York City, renowned for its dynamic visual landscape and cultural diversity. This setting offers a unique backdrop for exploring and capturing a wide array of subjects, from bustling street scenes to tranquil park vistas. The classes emphasize a hands-on approach, encouraging participants to engage directly with their environment. This immersive experience fosters creativity and observational skills, providing a distinctive blend of artistic expression and personal wellbeing within the energetic pulse of NYC.
JP is a seasoned New York City photographer who started his career capturing celebrities and has been featured in prominent publications like The New York Times and GQ. With over a decade of experience in teaching, JP has educated over 60,000 students across 165 countries through his unique, hands-on photography courses. He emphasizes a discovery-based learning method, encouraging students to explore and express their creativity through the lens. JP's approach not only fosters technical skill but also nurtures creativity, making photography a deeply personal and fulfilling artistic pursuit that enhances overall wellbeing.
Ancient text name: Chitrasutra, circa 4th to 5th century CE
Title: Therapeutic benefits and limitations of participatory photography for adults with mental health problems
