One of the main things that sets me apart from other photography teachers is my emphasis on the psychological aspect of the craft. Through my teachings, I aim to teach students how photography can be used as a powerful tool for art therapy. This means using the process of creating photographs to explore and express emotions, promote self-awareness, and encourage personal growth.

I take the time to analyze the psychological profile of each student to understand their unique strengths, weaknesses, and creative potential. By doing so, I can tailor my teachings to help them unlock their potential and develop their unique style of photography.

While the psychological aspect of photography is crucial, I also help students gain a strong foundation in the technical skills necessary for capturing stunning images. This includes teaching concepts such as exposure, depth of field, focus, and more.

I believe that each student has their unique style of photography, and I help them develop it through personalized instruction and guidance. By helping them find their unique voice and style, they can stand out in a competitive field and create more impactful work.

To ensure that my students gain practical experience, I provide hands-on training opportunities. This includes everything from location shoots to in-class assignments that allow students to practice their new skills and experiment with their creative ideas.