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Last night we began the new Tosti 101 beginner photo class taught by yours truly. We talked a little ISO, a little aperture, a little shutter speed, a little metering, and a little bit about where to find your cameras on/off button.  We talked about why we take photographs, why it matters, and why we all love photography.   I love photography because it allows me to create both the true document and the surreal. to interact with humans, ( I LOVE PEOPLE),  and create in always changing environments.  Maybe that was too much.  The 101ers said they just want to know how there expensive camera works and take a good photo of their kids. I hear that.

The class is small, it’s fun, it’s not a party, but pretty sweet for a total beginner’s class.  Every time I teach this class, I get excited to witness that moment where it “clicks” for the 101ers.  It’s that “AH HA” moment.  Last nights facial expressions weren’t quite “AH HA” they were a little more,  ”AH-HUH???”  But it’s gonna hit’em and when it does, I’ll be there, stoked!  Here’s me, talking about  aperture…..nerd.

I’m very excited about the upcoming photography classes that I’ll be teaching here at our new studio.   If you have a DSLR (digital camera, not a point n shoot) and know nothing about using it, you are perfect!  Here’s more info on it, hope you can join us!
Professional photographer David Tosti invites you to an inspiring, intimate photography class for the beginner. Whether landscapes, children, still life or motion, with only 10 students per class and professional hands-on training, you will learn to get the images you want!
   – Utilize your camera and lenses
   – Surpass Auto mode
   – Find the best light
   – Improve your composition
   – Be a part of a creative photo community
Give aways each week!
PLUS: Sign up for Tosti 101 and receive a portrait session with David at 50% off any collection! (you might learn a little more about shooting as well)
“Tosti’s talent, technique & unique style are true gifts he shares generously to inspire and teach.”
- Debbie Dodd (Student)