June 22 - 26 2026
All the information!
This camp is for kids ages 8–12 who LOVE taking photos.
For the kids who take endless selfies, set up their stuffed animals for mini photoshoots, or stop to photograph every leaf they see on a walk. For the creative kid with an eye for art who wants to learn more about photography in a fun, encouraging environment.
This camp will be incredibly hands on and active. Most of the day will be spent with a camera in their hands. Campers will learn photography concepts and immediately put them into practice, creating real artwork as they go. By the end of the week, they’ll leave with a strong understanding of photography and a very full portfolio.
I am a huge believer in talent over equipment. Understanding composition, lighting, posing, and creativity is what truly makes a great photographer. Because of this, all campers will be provided with the same point-and-shoot camera during camp. This keeps things fair, prevents cameras from being lost, broken, or forgotten at home, and ensures everyone is ready to shoot every day. Cameras will be fully charged and ready to go each morning. That said, each camper will get at least one opportunity during the week to use one of my profesional cameras. 🙂
At the end of the week, campers will celebrate their hard work with their very own gallery show. They’ll change into a nice outfit, see their photos displayed, and welcome their families to admire their work. Snacks will be provided, and families are encouraged to invite anyone who would love to celebrate these proud young artists and view what they created.
IMPORTANT – Minimum Sign-Up Requirement
A minimum of 5 campers are required for this camp to run. If 5 children are not signed up by May 22. The camp will be canceled and all families will be fully refunded. Once the minimum is reached, you’ll be notified immediately that the camp is officially a GO. I recommend waiting for that confirmation before telling your child about this camp, just in case!
Please share this camp with friends! If there’s enough interest, I would LOVE to offer additional weeks and explore other photography genres. If this week doesn’t work for your family, or you’re interested in signing your child up for multiple weeks, just reach out below and I'll let you know if I add more weeks!
What to send your kids with every day
• A lunch
• A snack
• A nice outfit for them to change into on Friday
I can’t wait for this incredibly fun camp and inspire the next generation of photographers.
Feel free to reach out with any questions!
The camp will be held at my home near Willowbrook Mall, which is also where I host all of my photoshoots. The space is always kept very clean, organized, and professional, with plenty of room for campers to run around and photograph. It’s located in a very quiet, and safe neighborhood. For my safety and the safety of the campers, the exact address is shared only after registration or a photoshoot is booked. That said, you’re more than welcome to message me to schedule a time to see the space in person, or I’m happy to FaceTime and give you a virtual tour.
Fee must be paid in full to sign up.
Fee is non refundable if you need to cancel, but the fee can be put torwards a photoshoot in the future instead.
If you're signing up more than one child you will have to go through the sign up process below again per child.
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Commonly Asked
Questions
1. What if i have a child outside the 8-12 age range?
Unfortunately I am going to have to stick to that age group. If you have a teen interested in photography classes/camp please message me, this is something I would love to offer in the future!
2. can they bring their own camera?
No, to keep everything simple everyone will be using the same point and shoot cameras during the camp.
3. How many kids will be there? How well do they have to behave?
There will be no more than 10 kids in the camp. If there's more than 5 kids I will have a helper as well. This camp is perfect for energetic kids as they will be moving around for most of the day, they'll spend at least 30 minutes outside every day, and there's breaks for free time and games to give their brain a rest. That being said, I will not force participation, if they're in a mood or need a moment , they can do something else and skip that activity as long as they're safe and aren't disrupting the camp. If a child is misbehaving to the point of disrupting the camp, I will first call you to have you talk to them, if their behavoir doesn't stop I will ask you to pick them up and no refund will be given.
