2017: Year In Review

Photo by: Eugenio Paradiso (GTA Photography Grad)

Thank you for another amazing year! We couldn’t of done it without our amazing instructors and most importantly, all of our students.

In 2017, we taught more students photography, moved into a new space and hosted our most successful exhibit to date! We can’t wait to see what 2018 has in store for us and can’t wait to start teaching all the new courses we will be offering. Here are a few highlights from this year!

#1: We Moved Into A Brand New Space Downtown!

We were able to move into a beautiful space at 25 Toronto St in Old Toronto back in March! We now have more space for classes, workshops and corporate events. Check out a few photos of our space taken by our staff!

Check out a few photos from our Grand Opening Celebration. Thank you to over 150 attendees that made this event a blast!

#2: We've Have Now Taught Over 12,000 Students!

We have been seeing more and more students interested in the art of photography. This year alone, we have taught over 800 kids & teens and saw over 1,000 students in our adult classes & workshops!

#3: New Members to the GTA Family

We had a number of new adult class instructors, camp counsellors, camp directors and staff at our main office. Welcome to the family! Be sure to head over to our about us page to take a look at our full team.

Brandon, Chanel & Rosie!

2017 Camp Directors

Rachel O'Neill

Office Manager

#4: Our Best Exhibit Yet!

We had about 100 photos submitted every week to our photo contest this year! We also had over 100 people attend our exhibit and was happy to offer over $3,000 worth of prizes; all thanks to our amazing sponsors: Manfrotto, Wow Digital, Vistek, Downtown Camera, Photo Ed Magazine, Henry’s & Foodora.

Thank you! We can’t wait to see what will happen in 2018!

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Danial Mirzakhani

21:42 17 Jul 17

I haven't ever gon ther..but I think it's so good

Kristen Valente

19:00 14 Jun 17

Yesterday I took the Travel Photography workshop and it was awesome! It was such a small class that we really got to fire off questions whenever needed. Neil was a very extremely knowledgeable, engaging and patient teacher. He is clearly passionate about his craft and he did an excellent job of preparing us for future travel endeavours.

Jason Hopkins

19:30 24 May 17

I took the Lightroom class which is a 4 week class every Thursday for 2 hours. The class was taught methodically and left me feeling confident using Lightroom. The teacher was very friendly and kept the learning environment fun and relaxing. I highly recommend gta photography, I've been around the owners and other people who work there. They all really care about their job and the students who come to learn.

Tess Vardy

13:10 20 May 17

I took classes last year in the fall and winter, and I learned so much!!!! I really feel like I have gained a lot of skill and confidence with a camera that I will carry with my for the rest of my life. I definitely missed having the classes once they were done because they were just SO much fun and the instructors really know what they're doing. I would recommend to anyone!!!

Jennifer Qu

20:25 19 May 17

GTA Photography Classes is a really amazing camp for kids of all ages. I was 15 when I took teen camp 1 and teen camp 2 in the fall and winter. The instructors are amazing and I learned so much. The classes were really informative plus the instructors did a really good job making everything as clear as possible. I had Laura and Kylie as my instructors. They were amazing and really knew what they were talking about. Each class was accompanied by a field trip every other week. Because the camps location is in the centre of Downtown Toronto, the field trips were pretty cool if I do say so myself. We went to Kensington Market, ROM, Nathan Philip Square, etc. I highly suggest GTA Photography Classes if you're a beginner and even if you have experience and you want to get a little more creative with your work, it's definitely worth the money.

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