I’ve been teaching photography classes in Pittsburgh for the better part of 2 decades. One of the greatest feelings in the world is seeing a student really knock it out of the park. Many of the photo classes I teach are introductory classes or an introduction to some of the more common types of photography that people are interested in such as macro photography, nature photography, or classes on how to photograph babies and toddlers. Intro To Photography This summer I taught a four-week in-person Intro to Photography class at the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden where I had the pleasure of meeting and teaching Amanda. This class was largely designed around the amazing grounds of the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden so my expectation going in was that we would have a lot of nature photographers or would be nature photographers. That being said, I always like to ask my students why they’ve signed up for my photo classes, what they’re looking to learn, what they want to photograph, etc. Over the years I’ve gotten all sorts of answers but the most common are: I’m confused by my camera and want to know how to make it work because I’m frustrated I’m used …