Photography Center of Cape Cod
Welcome to the Photography Center of Cape Cod!
A program of the Cape Cod Art Associaton, the Photography Center of Cape Cod was created to help photographers develop their skills, share their passion, and to promote a greater appreciation of photographic arts. We offer classes, workshops, exhibits, portfolio reviews, and other activities for photographers of all levels, from beginners to professionals and children, too.
Currently, the Photography Center runs from CCAA's existing building in Barnstable Village, but new space is being considered to house the program. The Cape Cod Art Association is located at 3480 Route 6A (Main Street) in Barnstable.
About Cape Cod Art Association
Founded in 1948 to promote Cape Cod arts and artists, Cape Cod Art Association sponsors more than 100 classes and workshops a year for painters, photographers, sculptors and other visual artists. In addition, CCAA produces more than 15 exhibitions a year at its gallery in Barnstable Village and at other Cape Cod venues, including outdoor art festivals in Barnstable. Registration & Cancellation Policy ~ Effective December 1, 2012:
- Students must pay for class/workshop/tour at the time of registration.
- There are no refunds if a class, workshop or tour is missed due to a student's absence - there is no pro-rating of classes.
- Money will be refunded due to insufficient enrollment, teacher's cancellation or inclement weather (classes are cancelled if Barnstable schools are closed).
- Classes/PhotoTours: If a student cancels a registration at least 5 days before a class or PhotoTour begins, a refund will be granted.
- Workshops: If a student cancels at least 15 days before a workshop begins, a refund will be granted.
- Travel/Adventure Workshops: If a student cancels at least 30 days before the trip/workshop begins, a refund will be granted.
Our Instructors
MARK BOWIE
Mark Bowie is a professional nature photographer, writer and much sought after public speaker. His work has been published internationally in books, on calendars and posters, and in advertising media. His first two coffee table books, Adirondack Waters: Spirit of the Mountains and In Stoddard's Footsteps: The Adirondacks Then & Now, have become a landmark regional publications. They were followed by The Adirondacks: In Celebration of the Seasons, and a comprehensive e-book on night photography: The Light of Midnight: Photographing the Landscape at Night. Mark is a staff instructor for the Adirondack Photography Institute and his work is sponsored by Hunt's Photo.
JANET DAVIS
Janet is a Juried Photographer at Cape Cod Art Association and has entered many exhibitions, including the Cotuit Center for the Arts partnership exhibition and the "Gateway to the American Highway" at the Heritage Museums and Gardens in Sandwich. In July 2012, Janet was in Voices of the Wilderness artist residency program in Alaska. Her photograph "Point of Balance" will become a permanent installation of the United States Forestry Service Department. Janet is an Adjunct Professor at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY.
JIM FOLEY
Jim is an award-winning photographer with a great deal of experience with workshops. He is a Juried Photographer of Cape Cod Art Association. A former firefighter, Jim graduated from Eastern Nazarene College and now resides in Plymouth, MA.
JOHN KLINGEL
John lives in California during the winter and is a member and past Vice-President of the Marin Photo Club. He teaches HDR for his club and started an HDR special interest group as well. In club competitions, he competes in the advanced or masters level. Since retirement, he has been able devote his full attention to digital photography, with particular focus on HDR photography. John feels that HDR is not just a way to increase the dynamic range but is more importantly a technique that leads to greater creativity in photography.
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