Which photography course should I start with?
Start with Photography In Focus if you are a beginner or want to feel more confident using your camera. Photography Mastery builds on those foundations with advanced courses and individual projects. ELITE is designed for Mastery graduates who want to refine their style and portfolio.
What camera do I need?
For Photography In Focus, you need a camera with a manual mode, a computer, and internet access. DSLR, mirrorless, and bridge cameras with manual controls are suitable. A tripod, filters, and reflector can be useful, but are not required to begin.
Are the lessons live or self-paced?
Photography In Focus combines recorded lessons and practical exercises with weekly live instructor check-ins. Work through the learning material on your own schedule and join live sessions for questions and support. Check-in recordings are available if you cannot attend.
How much time should I set aside?
Plan for around two to three hours per week during the 10-week Photography In Focus course. This includes lesson time, practice with your camera, and a live check-in. You can spend more time practising whenever you like.
Can I revisit the lessons after the course?
Yes. Photography In Focus includes lifetime access to its course videos, course notes, and bonus materials, so you can revisit the lessons after the 10-week program.
Can I join from outside Canada?
Yes. Our online photography courses are open to students around the world. Live session times are listed in Mountain Time, and recordings help you learn across time zones. If you prefer in-person learning in Canada, visit Learn Photography Canada.