Introduction to the Exposure Triangle
Instructor: Daryl Chappell

If you’re tired of shooting in your camera’s basic modes and want to learn how to take more control of your images, then this class is for you.

Class Instructor: John Baltz

This is a short hour long class to prepare you for the Flowers in the Studio event. We will cover the basics of what you will need to know to successfully photograph flowers in the studio, including how to use the strobes, setting a custom white balance, and some unique tricks.

How to Take Photographs Using Composite Techniques
Instructor: Dan Snow

Dan Snow, a freelance photographer, has a strong desire to understand the tragedies of life, and what drives people like his father, a career police officer, to protect us from these horrors. Over the past year, he has sought out different locations where some kind of tragedy has taken place, fatal accidents, crimes, war, and natural catastrophes. The death scenes he photographs are approached as both an investigator and an artist.

Class Instructor, Meredith Lowry 

A patent (is a set of exclusive rights  granted by a sovereign state to an inventor or assignee for a limited period of time in exchange for detailed public disclosure of an invention.   An invention is a solution to a specific technological problem and is a product or a process.  Patents are a form of intellectual property.

Class Instructor: Jay Stout

If you’ve ever wanted to know how to become a Judge for PSNWA Print Competitions or maybe you’ve just wanted to understand what judges are looking for when they determine the top photographs in a competition, then you need to take this class.