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Digital Photography Live In-the-Field @ Sandy Hook Lighthouse & Fort Hancock (New Jersey)
Digital Photo Academy See all classes by this school @ 128 S Hartshorne Dr, Highlands, NJ
Photograph history and nature in the same frame at Sandy Hook, home to the country's oldest lighthouse, the remains of old military installations, sweeping ocean views, and wildlife that shifts with the seasons. From rich sunsets and migrating birds to playful harbor seals, every shot opens up a fresh story.
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Digital Photography Live In-the-Field @ Waterloo Village Historic Site
Digital Photo Academy See all classes by this school @ 526 Waterloo Rd, Stanhope, NJ
Step back in time with your camera at a restored 19th-century canal town, complete with stone taverns, wooden bridges, and flowing waterways. Capture historic architecture, rustic textures, and natural reflections while learning techniques to bring depth and drama to your shots. Every corner offers a new perspective to sharpen your eye and elevate your photography.
Digital Photography Live In-the-Field @ Newport Waterfront (New Jersey)
Digital Photo Academy See all classes by this school @ 90 Pavonia Ave, Jersey City, NJ
Wander the Newport Waterfront while picking up how to shoot urban riverfront scenes with clarity and purpose. Put natural light, skyline views, modern architecture, and public art to work as you tighten composition, framing, and use of leading lines. Practice stacking foreground, midground, and background pieces to bring depth, balance, and visually striking cityscapes home.
The Real New York: Chinatown Photography Class
Princeton Photo Workshop See all classes by this school @ Chinatown, New York, NY
Put your photography skills to work in Manhattan's Chinatown, capturing vibrant streets, intricate signage, bustling markets, and iconic architecture. Focus on light, composition, and storytelling to bring out the essence of the neighborhood, including its culinary culture. An instructor guides you and helps refine your approach. Smartphones are welcome.