Our Toron­to pho­tog­ra­phy cours­es for begin­ners are suit­able for all dig­i­tal cam­eras capa­ble of man­u­al mode. We accept all brands of dig­i­tal cam­eras that meet this require­ment.

Yes. You can save $42 dol­lars ($294 vs $336) by book­ing our four intro­duc­to­ry cours­es (Work­shops 101, 102, 103, and 104) as a 4‑course Intro to Pho­tog­ra­phy for Begin­ners bun­dle. Bun­dles are not sched­ule restrict­ed and you may set your own pace of study.

The loca­tion of our class­room-free dig­i­tal pho­tog­ra­phy class­es changes through­out the year, with the most up-to-date meet­ing place indi­cat­ed on every course descrip­tion page. Cur­rent­ly, we meet in front of The Roy­al Con­ser­va­to­ry of Music (273 Bloor St W, Toron­to, ON M5S 1W2).

After reg­is­ter­ing for a pho­to course, you will receive an email con­firm­ing the pre­cise meet­ing point. Some­times, to ensure a bet­ter learn­ing expe­ri­ence for every­one or to coor­di­nate around a sig­nif­i­cant and inter­est­ing event, we may alter the meet­ing loca­tion after you have reg­is­tered. If this hap­pens, we will pro­vide notice of at least 48 hours; the new site will be with­in 500 m of a sub­way sta­tion in or near the city cen­tre.

You may can­cel your reg­is­tra­tion and receive a full refund so long as your ini­tial­ly-sched­uled pho­tog­ra­phy course is no less than four weeks from the date of the request.

You may resched­ule your enroll­ment once, no less than sev­en days from the date of your ini­tial­ly-sched­ule course.

We want to ensure that you ful­ly under­stand the mate­ri­als cov­ered in our pho­tog­ra­phy cours­es. If you aren’t com­plete­ly sat­is­fied with your learn­ing expe­ri­ence, please let your instruc­tor know imme­di­ate­ly after your work­shop con­cludes. We’re more than hap­py to address any points of con­fu­sion on the spot or to offer you the oppor­tu­ni­ty to repeat the pho­tog­ra­phy work­shop on a future date (pend­ing avail­abil­i­ty).

Expo­sure Ther­a­py’s Toron­to-based pho­to cours­es are quite unique when com­pared to the tra­di­tion­al col­lege aca­d­e­m­ic pho­to pro­grams in Cana­da. Typ­i­cal­ly, the aca­d­e­m­ic cours­es offered by col­lege pro­grams involve a lengthy admis­sion process and adher­ence to a strict sched­ule and sub­stan­tial time com­mit­ments. For exam­ple, the pho­to pro­gram at Ryer­son Uni­ver­si­ty is a four-year bach­e­lor degree that requires stu­dents to take mul­ti­ple unre­lat­ed elec­tives. Some col­leges offer stu­dents short­er pho­to pro­grams, but the sched­ule is just as rig­or­ous (exam­ple: every Sat­ur­day for two months).

Our approach to the pho­to pro­gram gives stu­dents the lux­u­ry of a con­cen­trat­ed edu­ca­tion with hands-on class­es and flex­i­ble sched­ul­ing that’s offered by tra­di­tion­al aca­d­e­m­ic pro­grams.

Our goal at Expo­sure Ther­a­py is make pho­to edu­ca­tion sim­ple and acces­si­ble for all stu­dents. With that in mind, stu­dents don’t “apply” and there’s no “admis­sion” process. To get into our class­es, view our aca­d­e­m­ic sched­ule above and select the cours­es that suit your needs and work with your sched­ule. Each of the pho­to class­es in our pro­gram is up to 3 hours long.

Pro­vid­ed there is avail­abil­i­ty, you may reg­is­ter for any of our Toron­to group pho­to class­es for begin­ners up to mid­night on the night before the class. If you can see a les­son in the cal­en­dar, it’s not too late to reg­is­ter.