IN PERSON: Most of us have hundreds—or even thousands—of photographs stored on our phones, computers, or cameras or in albums. Yet only a few of those photos ever get organized into stories that capture what made an experience memorable. In this six-week course, participants will learn how to turn their travel, family, or personal photographs into meaningful visual narratives. The emphasis is not on software but on the creative process of editing, sequencing, and storytelling. Together we will explore how to organize large collections, choose the images that best convey a theme or experience, and arrange them so they create a natural visual flow. We will also look at ways to enrich our photo stories with captions, short text, or memorabilia, and discuss practical options for preserving and sharing them, including by creating a personal photo book. No advanced computer skills are required. Participants may work with either digital or printed photographs. | Facilitated discussion, Active Skill Learning.
Max enrollment: 12.
Location: Judea Reform Congregation, 1933 W. Cornwallis Rd, Durham NC 27705
