Introduction to Photography - Spring

Your camera does not have to feel confusing. Introduction to Photography at Tri Arts Project in Castle Rock is designed for adults and teens ages sixteen and up who want consistent, clear results and more creative control. This two week course is ideal for anyone tired of relying on auto mode and ready to understand how their camera actually works.

Instructor Marc Feldman breaks down photography fundamentals in a clear, practical way. You will learn how to use your camera in manual mode by understanding the exposure triangle. The class focuses on balancing aperture, shutter speed, and ISO to achieve proper exposure. Weekly assignments help you apply what you learn right away and build real confidence behind the camera.

What You Will Learn in This Beginner Photography Course

This course focuses on building strong technical foundations and consistent shooting habits.

Understanding the Exposure Triangle

Learn how aperture, shutter speed, and ISO work together to control exposure.

Shooting in Manual Mode

Practice moving out of auto mode and making intentional camera settings.

Shutter Speed and Motion

Use shutter speed to freeze action or introduce motion blur.

Aperture and Depth of Field

Control focus and background blur using F stops.

Assignments and Feedback

Complete weekly assignments and receive constructive feedback to strengthen skills.

What Participants Should Bring

Bring a digital camera or film camera and a memory card if required by your device.

Continue Learning Photography at Tri Arts Project

When you are ready to go deeper, explore Advanced Digital Photography to build precision, consistency, and professional level control.