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This course provides a theoretical, technical, and aesthetic foundation in digital photography. Students learn technical camera usage and principles of design through assignments that focus on concepts of photographic composition.
+ MoreMy approach is simple and straight forward, I have been a photographer for twenty years and an insructor for almost that long. I have a great love of photography and I like to share this passion with others. I am a thoughtful and patient instructor.
174 E. 110th New york NY 10029
1491 Lexington Ave New york Ny 10029
1642 Third Ave, New York, NY 10128
120 E 87th St New York, NY 10128
(New York)
(New York)
(New York)
Hourly rates: (USD $)
1 student: $75.00
2 students: $70.00
3+ students: $60.00
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New York
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New York
New York is a global center of commerce, finance, media, art, fashion and diplomacy. With its 9 millions of inhabitants, New York is the United States' most populous city.
Having a long history of immigration, and especially because of its status as a port of entry to the rest of the country, New York is home to groups of nearly every ethnic origin in the world. It is estimated that almost 37% of the city's population is foreign-born. The most important immigrant groups are Latin-Americans from Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, Ecuador and Haiti, followed by communities from Russia, India and Bangladesh, while the number of Chinese immigrants is one of the largest in the country! The most widely spoken languages in New York City are: English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, French Creole, Yiddish and French.
