Mentoring
Why mentoring? Sometimes we just don’t know what we don’t know. Or, we’ve hit a lull in the photography journey and aren’t quite sure where to go with it next. Or sometimes, it’s just easier to learn with a buddy who helps coach us along! There are so many great reasons to find a photography mentor who can guide you along the journey to confidence in your technical skills and finding your own voice. Mentoring with Tami includes two hours of one-on-one coaching via zoom or in person (local to Seattle area). This can be broken into two one-hour sessions, or used in one long session. Mentoring can include image review, instruction in a specific area of photography, or discussion of your artistic vision.
Why mentoring? Sometimes we just don’t know what we don’t know. Or, we’ve hit a lull in the photography journey and aren’t quite sure where to go with it next. Or sometimes, it’s just easier to learn with a buddy who helps coach us along! There are so many great reasons to find a photography mentor who can guide you along the journey to confidence in your technical skills and finding your own voice. Mentoring with Tami includes two hours of one-on-one coaching via zoom or in person (local to Seattle area). This can be broken into two one-hour sessions, or used in one long session. Mentoring can include image review, instruction in a specific area of photography, or discussion of your artistic vision.
Why mentoring? Sometimes we just don’t know what we don’t know. Or, we’ve hit a lull in the photography journey and aren’t quite sure where to go with it next. Or sometimes, it’s just easier to learn with a buddy who helps coach us along! There are so many great reasons to find a photography mentor who can guide you along the journey to confidence in your technical skills and finding your own voice. Mentoring with Tami includes two hours of one-on-one coaching via zoom or in person (local to Seattle area). This can be broken into two one-hour sessions, or used in one long session. Mentoring can include image review, instruction in a specific area of photography, or discussion of your artistic vision.