I will teach you photography with personalized online lessons
Photographer, Visual Artist, Educator
About this Gig
Photography isn't about having the most expensive camera, it's about learning how to see.
Whether you've just bought your first DSLR or mirrorless camera, want to leave Auto mode behind, or simply wish to improve your photographs, I'll help you build the skills and confidence to create images you're proud of.
As a professional photographer based in Japan, I offer personalized online lessons tailored to your experience, goals, and camera. I teach Canon and Nikon users, covering topics such as exposure, composition, lighting, camera settings, lenses, and creative techniques.
Every lesson is practical, relaxed, and adapted to your pace. You'll receive clear explanations, personalized guidance, and optional practice exercises to help you keep improving after each session.
My goal isn't just to teach you how to use your camera, it's to help you understand photography so you can enjoy creating meaningful images wherever you go.
If you're ready to grow as a photographer, I'd love to help you on your journey.
Please message me before booking so we can discuss your goals and schedule the best lesson for you.
FAQ
Is this suitable for complete beginners?
Absolutely. Lessons are tailored to your current skill level, whether you're using your camera for the first time or looking to improve existing skills.
Which cameras do you teach?
I primarily teach Canon and Nikon cameras. If you use another brand, feel free to contact me before booking to discuss compatibility.
What topics can we cover?
Lessons can include camera settings, manual mode, exposure, composition, lighting, lenses, focusing, travel photography, and practical techniques based on your goals.
How are the lessons delivered?
Lessons are conducted online through a video call at a mutually convenient time.
Will I receive practice exercises?
Yes. Depending on your package, I can provide optional exercises and personalized recommendations to help reinforce what you've learned.
Do I need an expensive camera?
Not at all. Great photography comes from understanding light, composition, and your equipmen, not from owning the most expensive gear.

