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Summer Camp for Teens: Street Portraiture (ages 15-18) with Todd Felderstein (In-Person Learning – One Week)

In Street Portraiture for Teens, students (ages 15-18) will learn how to capture intimate, unposed portraits in urban environments, honing their ability to spot unique moments and engage with subjects naturally. Led by photographer Todd Felderstein, this hands-on class will develop your storytelling skills, technical expertise, and confidence in creating impactful street portraits, all while pushing your creative boundaries in real-world settings.

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Summer Camp for Teens: Composition 101: A Course in Photographic Design for Teens (ages 12-14) with Andrea Passarella (In-Person Learning – One Week)

Have you ever noticed how two photographers can stand in the same place, photograph the same subject, and create completely different images? That difference comes down to choice. Making a strong photograph means intentionally deciding what to include, what to leave out, and how to guide the viewer’s eye through the frame.

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Summer Camp for Teens: Self-Portraiture for Teens (ages 12-14) with Unique Nicole (In-Person Learning – One Week)

This fun and creative photography class that explores how images can express identity, mood, and personal stories. In this course, students will look beyond the casual selfie and learn how photographers use self-portraiture as a powerful form of visual communication.

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Summer Camp for Teens: Capturing City Landscapes (ages 15-18) with Brianna Lopez (In-Person Learning – One Week)

Los Angeles is a massive, sprawling metropolis housing neighborhoods and communities of all shapes and sizes. In this class, students will take advantage of this melting pot of environments and turn their cameras on their neighborhoods in an effort to document their communities.

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Slow Looking: Depth Over Speed in Documentary Photography with Jane Evelyn Atwood (In-Person Learning – Three Sessions)

In an age of fast scrolling and fleeting moments, this intensive weekend workshop invites photographers to slow down—and look deeper. Led by acclaimed documentary photographer Jane Evelyn Atwood, this in-person experience focuses on cultivating attention, presence, and meaning in visual storytelling.

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