Photo Mentoring
Photo Mentoring
If you’re past the basics and want steady, thoughtful feedback over time, mentoring gives you ongoing support for your shooting, editing, and decision‑making — without the pressure of a “do everything at once” plan.
Who this is for
- Photographers who are past the basics and want consistent, thoughtful feedback
- Photographers who want support over time — not just a one‑time skills session
- Photographers who want help refining their workflow, planning shoots, or reviewing images
- Photographers who want accountability and a clear sense of direction
- Photographers who want to grow without feeling overwhelmed or rushed
- Photographers who want a practical partnership focused on steady progress
- Photographers who want steady guidance and accountability over time.
What’s included
Ongoing Guidance
Support for your shooting, editing, workflow, and decision‑making — with space to grow at a sustainable pace.
Thoughtful Feedback
Regular, honest feedback that helps you understand what’s working, what’s not, and what to try next.
Real‑World Problem Solving
We’ll work through the challenges you’re facing right now, whether that’s consistency, planning, or creative direction.
A Clear, Doable Plan
No giant “fix everything” checklist — just a simple, realistic plan that fits your pace and your goals.
What to expect
Intake Consult (Google Meet)
We’ll start with a free 30‑minute call to talk through what you’re working on, what you want to improve, and whether mentoring is the right fit.
A Simple Plan
We’ll decide what to focus on first, what can wait, and how to structure your sessions so you keep moving forward.
Mentoring Sessions
Four in-person deep‑dive sessions (up to 3 hours each) with real feedback, guided practice, and space to ask questions.
Follow‑Up Notes
You’ll get notes after each session so you’re not trying to remember everything later.
Pricing
Photo Mentoring (4 Sessions)
$1200
ArtsCenter Student Pricing (Community Rate)
Common Questions
Not exactly. Coaching is great for learning camera settings and building confidence with your gear. Mentoring is for ongoing feedback, steady growth, and refining your approach over time.
Yes. It helps us make sure mentoring is the right fit and gives us a clear direction from the start.
Yes — mentoring can include up to two students if you learn better with a partner.
That’s completely normal. We’ll use the intake consult to figure out the most helpful starting point.
Yes. Mentoring sessions are in person. After your intake consult, we’ll confirm a location that fits what you want to work on.
I offer free travel within 10 miles of Chapel Hill for in‑person sessions. If your preferred location is farther, I can usually accommodate it — there may be a small travel fee depending on the distance.
Ready for thoughtful support as you grow?
