New York Institute of Photography — Local services in Lehi

It's a wealth of information delivered. The course curriculum is massive from the history of photography to the technical stuff. I haven't had trouble getting in touch with the school. When I email them I receive a quick response. My only issue it's a lot of material to read and not very interactive. I split up reading the printed material in small assignments, taking notes going over them a few times , and then do the exam. It's impossible to complete one unit quickly because they deliver a massive amount of information. it's hard to study for long periods. If you can master the professional photographer Course as I plan on doing then you will have a pretty sound education in photography to get you started. Self-paced and affordable for a working professional like me. I completed a course through Cornell and paid a lot more money for a lot less information. NYIP WORKS FOR ME AS I PLAN ON TAKING The WEDDING...

I am currently working on landscapes class. I've been into photography since 1981. I took this class more or less as a refresher course. Plus I have very little experience in the digital format. There not very good at getting back to you. Also they are in New York so the time change is hard to get a hold of anyone. I am neutral about this class. I am considering taking the photojournalist class. But at $1,000 a class i could buy a brand new lens. In my opinion if you don't know anything or a novice take the classes. I am not a novice to photography and I'm not sure if ill continue the classes. Update: I had the entire amount off and win in weeks was dropped from the program because I didn't have the money to buy an extention due...

After posting a thoroughly negative review of this school, I want contacted by the President of the School, who resolved my problems to my satisfaction.

I am pleased with the outcome. I am presently taking the classes and I find them very helpful in learning professional photography. Based on the receptive way they dealt with the former problems, I will recommend them as a cost effective way to study.

The lessons are very thorough and cover a lot of information you don't get in other classes on photography I have taken. It is still a bit difficult to get someone in the office to answer questions, and you can't ask questions of the "instructor" you are assigned to evaluate your work, so that is why I only...