For photography teachers
Half the learning happens on a walk with a camera and half at the screen afterward. Sell photo walks with a meeting point and a set number of places, editing lessons on video, and a beginners’ course on set dates.
Out with the camera, then at the screen
Photo walks with a meeting point
Each walk carries where it starts and holds the number of places you set, so you’re not leading twenty people around a market.
Editing on video
Sell editing lessons as their own row on video, so the screen work has its own time and price.
What gets in the way
A photo walk needs good light, and the light doesn’t wait for people running late.
Students buy an expensive camera and use it on auto because nobody showed them the settings.
Editing questions arrive by email with screenshots at midnight.
Questions photography teachers ask
What should a beginner photography course cover?
Exposure, focus, composition and light, then editing. Four to six sessions is enough to stop shooting on auto.
How many people should a photo walk have?
Eight or fewer, so you can look at everyone’s screen and still move through the place.
Do I need an expensive camera for photography lessons?
No. A phone works for the first lessons on composition and light. Say in the course line what to bring.
Your page on the first day
This is the something else setup, and it’s what your page starts with. Change any of it where it appears.
- Clients can book from tomorrow onward.
- Moving or canceling is free up to 24 hours before.
- There are 15 minutes clear after every session.
Your working agreement opens with this: Reschedule or cancel up to 24 hours before at no charge; inside 24 hours the session is charged in full.
What it doesn’t do for you
There’s no photo critique gallery, no editing software and no print sales. Students share photos the way they do now.
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