1-on-1 Photography Lesson
1-on-1 Photography Lesson
Whether you’re a cellphone shooter or using your DSLR/Mirrorless camera in full manual, there is always more to learn with photography. For those starting this as a hobby to breaking into a professional career, you’ll experience a 2-hour long lesson with a full-time professional photographer to cover your specific needs! The material will cover how to correctly expose, compose and create images for yourself, your business, or your feed.
With hundreds of hours of experience training individuals on how to use their cameras, to mentoring aspiring photographers to grow their business, there is plenty to cover!
Common topics and what’s included:
Pre-lesson consultation to tailor the 2-hours for you*
How to master those camera settings
What gear should you have for specific events, adventures, or travel
Simple rules to make your photography stand out
How to best share your work to an online audience (Instagram, Facebook, etc.)
Lessons can be done either in-person (within Metro Vancouver) or via Zoom, outdoors or at a coffee shop - simply let us know what you’d prefer! Booking is for 2022 with no expiry - a time and location will be arranged personally via email.
*Before the 2-hour lesson, via email/phone, we can discuss your current gear, and what your goals are for the lesson. Feel free to share your Instagram or online portfolio as well!
If you’re interested in a continued learning program, let me know and we can work out a package!
A bit about Julian:
Julian started photography as a hobby when he was 5 years old with his family’s Nikon film camera. By elementary school, he was using a digital camera as the schools unofficial free-labour photographer. Now, he works as a commercial photo and videographer for companies such as Arc’teryx, MEC, Longines, KPMG and Deloitte. His passion is to explore the beauty of the world, specifically mountains like the Himalayas to inspire others to experience what’s out there for themselves. Julian became interested in teaching and giving back to the photography community that has given him so much, so that others can record moments in their own lives.
