PhotoArts California

PhotoArts California offers private classes in the Fundamentals and Photoshop. It also offers Introduction to Photography, Advanced Photography, Understanding the Camera, the Craft of Photography, the Art of Photography, Masters programs, New Beginner classes, Beginning and Masters Photoshop, Visualization and creating photographs as art, and Visualization and Contemplative classes.

Programs

• Private classes in the Fundamentals and Photoshop — Private In Person, Zoom Streaming, or Hybrid In Person/ Zoom streaming · Private classes only in the Fundamentals and Photoshop.
• Introduction to Photography / Advanced Photography and Photoshop classes — Private In Person, Zoom Streaming, or Hybrid In Person/ Zoom streaming · $300–$950 · Two hours: $300.00; Four hours: $550.00; Eight hours: $950.00.
• Understanding the Camera, the Craft of Photography, the Art of Photography and Photoshop classes — Private In Person, Zoom Streaming, or Hybrid In Person/ Zoom streaming · $300–$950 · Two hours: $300.00; Four hours: $550.00; Six hours: $825.00; Eight hours: $950.00.
• Masters programs
• New Beginner classes
• Beginning and Masters Photoshop
• Visualization and creating photographs as art
• Visualization and Contemplative classes — Focus on creative development.

At a glance

• Price range: $300–$950

About the provider

PhotoArts Marin was founded in 2007. The source says it has seventeen years of experience teaching photography classes and 40+ years of hands-on experience in photography. The mission is to teach the craft and art of photography and to teach, create, and preserve the art of photography. The leadership team is listed as Glen Graves founder PhotoArts Marin, and the community involvement note says that in 2006 he began working with the Santa Rosa School's ArtQuest classes for young photographer/artists.

All classes must be taken within one year of the purchase date. The first two classes should be held within seven to ten days. The four and six hour classes should be completed within 60 days of the first class. The eight hour class should be completed within the year.

Last updated October 4, 2026.