Discover how to create and compose meaningful images, and tell a compelling story through your photos. Learn the fundamentals of lighting, how lighting impacts composition and the approach to creating strong frames for your photographs. Explore art direction with colors, props and locations to infuse story, self and symbolism into your work. The use of any camera that reflects your voice is encouraged -- equipment may include SLR's, DSLR's, point & shoot cameras, instant film or phones.
Dates: Six sessions on Wednesdays: September 16, 23, 30, October 7, October 14, and October 21, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM-5:30 PM
Format: In-Person at the Griffin Museum (67 Shore Rd. Winchester, MA 01890)
Participants: Limited to 12
Course Fee: $275
Level: Open to School Students (ages 11-14)
Meghan Ireland is an editorial, fine art, and documentary photographer whose work explores themes of memory, identity, and an often romanticized view of history and culture. Her photographs are shaped by an intuitive approach and an interest in the subtle relationships between people, place, and time.
Meghan's work has been exhibited in galleries throughout New England and featured in juried exhibitions across the United States. Her photographs have appeared in Vogue Weddings, Aint-Bad Magazine, C41 Magazine, The Food Lens, and Anti-Bride Magazine.
www.meghanireland.comInstagram @meghan_ireland