A photography curriculum will include:

Introduction to Photography:*

- Basics of camera operation

- Understanding exposure (aperture, shutter speed, ISO)

Composition Techniques

-Rule of thirds

- Leading lines

- Framing

Lighting Techniques

- Natural light photography

- Studio lighting

- Low-light photography

Equipment and Gear

- Types of cameras (DSLR, mirrorless, etc.)

- Lenses and their uses

- Tripods, filters, and accessories

Post-Processing Skills

- Introduction to photo editing software (e.g., Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop)

- Basic retouching and enhancing techniques

Photography Genres

- Portrait photography

- Landscape photography

- Street photography

- Macro photography

- Wildlife photography

Photography History and Appreciation

- Studying influential photographers

- Understanding the evolution of photography

Portfolio Development

- Building a cohesive body of work

- Presentation and curation skills

Ethics and Legal Considerations

- Copyright and intellectual property

- Respecting subjects' rights and privacy

Business and Marketing for Photographers

- Building a brand

- Marketing and social media presence

- Client relations and contracts

Field Trips and Practical Assignments

- Hands-on shooting experiences

- Critiques and feedback sessions

Final Project

- Showcase learned skills through a comprehensive project

- Presentation and discussion of final work

Remember to adapt the curriculum based on the skill level of the participants and the specific goals of the photography program.