Teacher Tip: Photograph Each Class

3/24/2014

My advice is to Photograph Each Class That You Teach.
I like to start with a photo of the room set up and individual set up. It is 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.

Create a Collage of the Class Photos

Always ask your audience if anyone would mind you taking photos during the class.

2 Comments

Susan

3/25/2014 11:31:48 am

Hi Maggie, I have taught over the years, Have some great memories of the different folks and the fun we all had. I wish I had thought of your idea of the Photography. Thank you for unselfishly sharing your expertise.
Susan

Sharon Sinnott link

8/29/2014 08:33:06 am

This is so great. So much good information! Thank you gor your generosity in providing this for us. I refer to your site often

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by Maggie Tarris Bauer

I am of Ukrainian and Polish ancestry, 2nd generation American, who grew up in an ethnic household and neighborhood in Passaic, NJ. Keeping with tradition, I learned to write pysanky as a young girl and continue to work on my passion for pysanky. I teach classes and demonstrate the art year-round.