Photo Mentoring (for photographers)

If you’re past the basics and want steady, thoughtful feedback—this is what mentoring is for. Photo mentoring is an ongoing, practical partnership where we work on your shooting, your editing, and your decision-making (without turning it into a giant, overwhelming “do everything” plan).

We’ll focus on what matters most for where you are right now.

Start Here: Free Intake Consult

Free Photo Mentoring Intake Consult (Google Meet | 30 minutes) — $0

A quick call to talk through what you’re working on, what you want to improve, and whether mentoring is the right fit.

Good for: “I’m not sure what I need, but I know I want consistent progress.”

Next step: Book the free intake consult.

Photo Mentoring Package

Photo Mentoring (4 sessions)

$1,200

This is for photographers who want ongoing guidance, accountability, and real feedback—over time, not in a single “quick fix.”

Format:

• 4 sessions
• Up to 3 hours per session
• Up to 2 students (bring a friend if you learn better together)

Good for: building consistency, getting unstuck, refining your workflow, planning shoots, reviewing images, and making a realistic improvement plan you can actually follow.

How it works: We’ll decide the focus during your intake consult, then we’ll map out what you’ll work on between sessions so you keep moving forward.

ArtsCenter Student Pricing (Community Rate)

If you’ve taken a class with me at The ArtsCenter within the past 18 months (based on your class end date), you’re eligible for ArtsCenter student pricing on photo mentoring.

Mention it when you reach out (or during your free intake consult), and I’ll confirm and send the student-rate booking link.

ArtsCenter student price: $950 (Photo Mentoring package)

What to Expect

• Step 1: Intake consult (Google Meet)
• Step 2: A simple plan (what we’re focusing on first, what can wait)
• Step 3: Mentoring sessions with real feedback and clear next steps
• Step 4: Follow-up notes so you’re not trying to remember everything later

Quick FAQ

Is mentoring the same as beginner photo coaching?
Not exactly. Coaching is great for fundamentals and confidence with your camera. Mentoring is for ongoing feedback, growth, and refining your approach over time.

Do I have to start with the free intake consult?
Yes. It helps us make sure mentoring is the right fit and set a clear direction from the start.

Can two people do mentoring together?
Yes—mentoring can include up to two students.

What if I’m not sure what to work on?
That’s normal. We’ll use the intake consult to figure out the most helpful starting point.