FIND YOUR EYE: Journey of Inspiration

Continue the Find Your Eye Journey in this course, with eight new photojournal prompts and eye development exercises. With each new exercise, you learn to take more time in your photography, connecting to your heart and soul and the world around you. Along the way, you’ll have a nurturing environment and a community of classmates from all over the world to help you learn, share and grow your creative expression.

You can register for this course as a standalone course if you’ve already taken the prerequisite, or in combination with Starting the Journey for a discount on the series.

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Testimonials

I loved the photojournal prompt section. It was enjoyable looking at everyone’s different perspectives and styles and made me think more about why I take photos and what I look for when I aim my camera. The eye development exercises were a great opportunity to consider the way I see the world through my lens. I liked that I could work through exercises at my own pace and alter them however I want to.
– Stephanie

[The photojournal prompts are] not something I would have done on my own, but now it’s something I look forward to doing. I think journaling and writing is an important part of learning about ourselves as artists. I liked how [the eye development exercises] got us looking at different things and trying new subjects. I can tell a lot of effort went into this on your end. It was well thought out and well structured.
– Marji

It’s a fantastic, amazing, beautiful, enlightening process… [The photojournal prompts] gave me a lot to think about in regards to my work. I loved the eye development exercises. They really broadened my view of what I see through the lens and life in general.
– Annie

I felt like I was face-to-face even though we were all miles apart. Your course was of high quality and you engaged with your participants so we were encouraged to participate and could learn from each other. It was a like a real classroom not online material we had to muddle through on our own.
– Terrill