My advice is to Photograph Each Class That You Teach. It is important to always ask your audience, if anyone minds you taking photos during the class. In some cases, you may wish to have a brief 'release form' to be signed ahead of time.
For several years I taught for Triple Oaks in Franklinville, NJ. After each class, the owner Lorraine Kiefer, would send me a collage of photos she had taken during that session. What joy!
I miss teaching for Lorraine each Lenten season.
Remember, your photos become a visual reminder for the next time that you teach. Photos for example, of the dye table set-up, shell preparation, even individual student place settings keep your standards high and classes successful.
For several years I taught for Triple Oaks in Franklinville, NJ. After each class, the owner Lorraine Kiefer, would send me a collage of photos she had taken during that session. What joy!
I miss teaching for Lorraine each Lenten season.
Remember, your photos become a visual reminder for the next time that you teach. Photos for example, of the dye table set-up, shell preparation, even individual student place settings keep your standards high and classes successful.
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