Robert has been teaching photography for more than ten years. Starting in the fall of 1995, Robert started teaching Basic photography through Memorial University of Newfoundland’s Division of Lifelong Learning (The old Extension Department). Initially teaching the basics of 35mm film cameras, exposure and some composition. In 1998 the Remote Sensing darkrooms in the Faculty of Engineering came available. In the fall of 1998 Robert started teaching Basic Black & White Darkroom and a few specialized classes in “Portfolio Printing”.

 Robert has also taught “Pin Hole” photography as part of the Grade 4 curriculum in Bishop Field Elementary and St. Andrew’s Elementary, and taught an “Art Smarts” program at St. Theresa’s and St. Andrew’s Elementary.

Another subject that Robert has taught is “Digital Photo Management”. Helping businesses, government departments and individuals set-up and manage their collections of photography. This includes “Now, What do I do with all the old film and slides in my collection?” How to setup a searchable database, how to plan an archive and how to protect your digital photo collection.

 Robert teaches digital SLR photography, Adobe Photoshop and offers a number of hands-on workshops through the MUN Division of Lifelong Learning. As well, through Henry’s School of Imaging, Robert teaches several short courses including Camera specific and creative imaging sessions.

You can also hire Robert to teach you One-on-One, anything photographic that you want to learn. With more than 25 years as a professional photographer, Robert can teach you on your own time, anything from the basics of how to use your specific camera, how to set up home studio lighting or how to be a wedding photographer. Robert can teach Adobe Photoshop, how to manage and e-mail photos or how to use your scanner and printer.

Robert and his associates are also available for photographic walking and bus tours. These can be anything from an instructional hour-long photo walk around downtown St. John’s to a week-long bus tour photographing icebergs around the northern bays of Newfoundland.

Workshops: The following workshops are up to three hours long and include appropriate workshop hand-outs and cost $60.00 each. Coupons and Group buying are available.

1. Getting to know your “Point & Shoot” camera. Usually runs once a month and is a friendly relaxed environment to understand the basics of your new “Point & Shoot Camera”. Participants will get hands –on experience using the main features of their camera. Learn to control the flash, adjust exposure and understand the scene modes. Small class size (between 6 and 16) Bring your camera, a fully charged battery and lots of room on your camera memory card. Sunday the 8th of January 2012, 2-5 pm. Thursday the 2nd of February 2012 7-9:30 pm.  
2. Fun Night Time Photography Usually runs once a month. A great workshop for people wanting to experiment with more challenging lighting and long exposures. Students should have a camera that has manual exposure capabilities, a tripod and a small flashlight. This workshop is a good prerequisite to “Painting With Light” and the “Burning Steele: Night Time Photography” workshop.Thursday the 12th of January 2012 7-9:30 pm
3. Better Portraits with any camera. Usually runs once a month.  The ideal starter for people wanting to take better photos of their friends and family. Best results with an advanced Point & Shoot or even better a Digital SLR. Subjects covered will include simple poses, lighting and how lenses affect the image. This workshop is a good prep for Studio Lighting, Fashion and Environmental portraiture. Tuesday the 10th of January 2012 7-9:30 pm
4. Winter Fun Day Photography. Toboggoning, building snowmen and winter walks are all great times to take photos. This half day session will prepare you to get the best out of your camera. The class will be held in our studio and then there will be a shoot session in a local park. Sunday 29th of January 2012 10-12 noon & 2-4:30 pm

For more information contact Robert at the studio (709) 579-1107 or by email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it