We will go over everything from image quality, resolution, and size to paper options. Seeing an image come alive during the printing process is exciting!

This workshop is designed to get you out of your comfort zone and into cutting, tearing, and reassembling your images with collage materials to make vibrant contemporary Photo Works!

Discover the joy of photography while learning how to master your camera. In this four-week course, you will be immediately immersed in photography and will learn how to utilize your camera’s technical settings with ease.

Talk tech, lighting, and theory with Carey King as you hit the trails at McAlpine Creek Park. You will be encouraged to explore your surroundings as well as themes in your photography work.

Michael Maxwell’s art is the first exhibited at the new, modern SouthPark Church location. His work is perfect for this. Both The Light Factory and SouthPark Church have formed an alliance since our missions are both about building community through the arts. Michael’s body of work called Sonder is about common humanity, “the realization that each random [...]

There have been many changes since our last meeting, and we would like to share those with you. We are excited to be on the verge of totally reopening.  REGISTER

Are you interested in learning how to create a professional portfolio to share with clients, curators, gallerists, and reviewers? We will share with you industry standards and best practices to develop stand-out portfolios that showcase your creative voice.

Learn how to see like a photographer in this hands-on half-day camp, open to both middle schoolers and high schoolers!

Students will learn how to load film in the camera, receive tips for shooting manually, develop their negatives, print contact sheets, and then ultimately having a pop-up exhibition, showing off their work.

Talk tech, lighting, and theory with Carey King as you hit the streets to photograph some of Charlotte’s most popular neighborhoods + destinations. You will be encouraged to explore your surroundings as well as themes in your photography work.