Click Workshops

Jody has been teaching Click photography workshops for the last 14 years in the Atlanta area. Would you like to learn how to use your camera better? Is the camera manual a little hard to follow? A Click workshop might just be the thing for you! We teach you the most important basics in an easy to follow hands-on format.

  • Introduction to Digital Photography

    Our most popular workshop…and for good reason! This one is fun! Learn how to shoot in manual mode in one fun morning or afternoon! The basics of your camera and achieving proper exposure through– ISO, Aperture, & Shutter Speed.

    A boy and a girl smiling outdoors with trees and flowers in the background, the boy wearing a brown jacket and the girl in a dark green top.

  • Advanced Photography Workshop

    Pre-requisite for this class, is a solid understanding and application of the principles of digital photography and how to use your camera in MANUAL mode. This class is geared toward individuals who want to take their hobby to the next level, or for those wishing to start a successful photography business.

    A family of five standing on a fall leaf-covered trail in a wooded area, smiling at the camera, with autumn foliage in the background.

  • Learning Lightroom

    Introduction to Adobe Lightroom Workshops are taught in a hands-on classroom learning environment. Each student will be asked to submit one picture to the instructor prior to class, and bring their personal laptop computers with them. The instructor will send out a group of photos and presets for each student to load on their laptops prior to the workshop.

    Students will learn the basics of using Adobe Lightroom to edit photos. Some topics discussed: Navigating the Lightroom interface, correcting over-exposure or under-exposure issues, fixing color issues, basic retouching, making photos POP, batch editing, sharpening for print/web.

    Two young girls hugging outdoors in a field with brown, dried plants, smiling at the camera.

“Great class! I have read endless articles, Pinterest Pins and youtube videos on how to shoot in manual mode, and nothing "clicked" for me till I took the beginner class. Jody did a great job explaining everything and took the time to individually help each person make sure that they understood each step. I would highly recommend this class and hope to take the advanced class one day.” - Brandi D.

Four women and three children taking photos of a young girl with dark hair and a purple dress outside near a brick building and wooden lattice.
A woman with long brown hair taking a photo with a camera at a conference table, surrounded by other people, some looking at their phones, with water bottles and snacks on the table.
A young girl sitting on the stairs of a brick building posing for photographs with five adults in front of her, all crouching or kneeling, with a large trash bin on the left.
A group of people watching two children, a girl and a boy, standing by large glass doors during a photo shoot in a conference room. The girl is taking the boy's picture with a camera. The room has a patterned carpet and framed artwork on the wall.
Group of women and men taking photos indoors, some kneeling or holding cameras up to their faces, others standing with cameras, in a well-lit room with framed pictures on the wall.

“I really enjoyed the Introduction to Digital Photography workshop! Jody is a great teacher and she really helped make things click for me. I've owned my DSLR for over 6 years and never took it off auto mode, because the manual and photography books were too overwhelming. After taking this class and receiving the hands on instruction I can finally say I'm shooting in manual mode. This class gave me a wealth of information, and great tips and tricks to practice on receiving proper exposure. I look forward to taking the advanced workshop and the lightroom workshop in the near future. Thank you Click Workshops for your enthusiasm and expertise!” - Sheena B.