My advice is to Photograph Each Class That You Teach. It is important to always ask your audience if anyone would mind you taking photos during the class. In some cases, you may wish to have a brief 'release form' to be signed.
I like to start with a photo of the room set up and individual set up. It becomes a visual reminder for the next time that you teach, and makes sure that you have all the supplies for that class. For example, shoot a picture of the dye table, and the individual student place setting
I like to start with a photo of the room set up and individual set up. It becomes a visual reminder for the next time that you teach, and makes sure that you have all the supplies for that class. For example, shoot a picture of the dye table, and the individual student place setting
The dye table is set up far from the working tables.
This is a small table set up. Click on the photo to increase the size for viewing.
It is important to always ask your audience if anyone would mind you taking photos during the class.
Create a Collage of the Class Photos
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