See the World Differently — Capture Moments With Meaning
Our Photography Division teaches youth to document the world around them with skill and purpose. Students learn the technical and artistic sides of photography while developing their own creative lens.
The Photography Division teaches students to see the world through a different lens—literally. From mastering camera basics to advanced editing techniques, our photography program blends technical instruction with artistic exploration. Participants document the world around them, tell visual stories, and build portfolios that can launch careers or college applications. Projects include portraits, community photojournalism, and themed exhibits that give students the chance to share their perspectives with a broader audience.Â
Photography helps youth see the world—and themselves—in new ways. This division equips students with both the technical skills and the artistic eye to capture powerful images.
Camera Basics
Understand lighting, framing, shutter speed, and exposure using digital cameras or smartphones.
Portraits & Environment Shots
Learn how to tell stories through people and places in both staged and candid formats.
Editing & Composition
Use beginner-friendly editing tools to enhance photographs and bring out meaning.
Photo Projects & Exhibits
Work toward personal or group photo essays for display at community or school events.
Develop storytelling through visuals
Build confidence by capturing meaningful subjects
Gain portfolio-ready materials
Explore careers in visual media, journalism, or design
Services Offered:
Photography basics: lighting, composition, and camera settings
Digital editing using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop
Photojournalism and storytelling projects
Portfolio development and critique sessions
Community storytelling exhibitions
Career exploration in commercial, fashion, and documentary photography
Youth Benefits:
The Photography Division trains students to see their world with curiosity and purpose. Youth gain valuable technical skills that are both artistic and marketable. They learn to document their lives, communities, and causes, turning their experiences into visual statements. Photography enhances attention to detail, patience, and creative vision. Public exhibits provide confidence and professional exposure. Many students go on to pursue freelance opportunities, internships, or media arts programs in college.