Photography Classes
Has anyone ever taken photography classes? I would love to take some.
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Photography Classes
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Yes, here in VA. They were adult ed classes. I took basics of photography and also black and white photography (we got to develop our own pictures!)
It was fun! I want to take some more classes soon.
It was fun! I want to take some more classes soon.
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I did in high school, then in college. A lot of the local community colleges offer them for or without credits. It's a lot of fun! Now I prefer doing it on my own with my digital (much of the classes were developing techniques, etc).
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Thats funny, I was looking at a booklet that I received in the mail yesterday from Suffolk Community College and I asked myself the same question. I always wanted to, but never brought myself to sign up for the classes.
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Yes, when I was in College. I absolutely LOVED it.
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When we move I would like to find a class. I took an acrylic painting class at Queens College a couple years ago and it was fun.
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I did in college...And I had to withdraw from the class. The chemicals made me sick...And all the math/science involved in it bored me anyway...
I'll stick to snapping...Someone else can develop.
I'll stick to snapping...Someone else can develop.
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I took courses in HS and College. I loved it. Hofstra has a very good Continuing Ed Photography class with a lot of people of varying ages. I would see them in the darkroom sometimes.
I love photography, but if you're doing traditional film photography there is a LOT involved. There's math and chemistry and mess (I've ruined a LOT of good clothes!) And there's a lot of expense. Assuming you already have a suitable camera, I've always sepdn $200-300 in supplies on every class.
I'm so the opposite the previous poster. I get really frustrated shooting. I love printing.
I love photography, but if you're doing traditional film photography there is a LOT involved. There's math and chemistry and mess (I've ruined a LOT of good clothes!) And there's a lot of expense. Assuming you already have a suitable camera, I've always sepdn $200-300 in supplies on every class.
I'm so the opposite the previous poster. I get really frustrated shooting. I love printing.
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The Institute of Photography has classes but theya re expensive ![]()
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Like over $200 per class.
My DH & I print B&W's over at Printspace on 17th & 6th ... it's cheap, like $24 for 3 hours and they give you all the solution. All you need is your negatives and photo paper.
We haven't tried color yet, I heard it's very hard to reprint in color.
My DH & I print B&W's over at Printspace on 17th & 6th ... it's cheap, like $24 for 3 hours and they give you all the solution. All you need is your negatives and photo paper.
We haven't tried color yet, I heard it's very hard to reprint in color.
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Posted by Jan05Bride
The Institute of Photography has classes but theya re expensive![]()
Like over $200 per class.
My DH & I print B&W's over at Printspace on 17th & 6th ... it's cheap, like $24 for 3 hours and they give you all the solution. All you need is your negatives and photo paper.
We haven't tried color yet, I heard it's very hard to reprint in color.
WOW. That's really cheap. Do you need an appointment? What kind of equipment do they have?
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I may still take a color class before I graduate (i ahve another semester) but it's more expensive and very time consuming
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I took a number of classes in college and I LOVED them. Adelphi is nice if you take a class there they allow you to come back anytime after the class and print - Unfortunately with my schedule I never got to do that.
Something to keep in mind when looking for a class is if the printing materials are including. Paper and other supplies, like development canasters, etc can add up to a lot FAST. I think most continuing ed programs or community colleges will offer a class - also check some towns offer the classes for adults but you might take it evenings at the local HS
Something to keep in mind when looking for a class is if the printing materials are including. Paper and other supplies, like development canasters, etc can add up to a lot FAST. I think most continuing ed programs or community colleges will offer a class - also check some towns offer the classes for adults but you might take it evenings at the local HS
