Personal One-on-One Instruction (2 Hours)

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Register for a one-on-one session with one of our Unique University instructors in Fairfield, NJ and get help every step of the way as you work towards achieving your photographic goals! A private session provides personal instruction that can help you learn how to use your camera or focus on the area of photography you would like to explore further. Our highly trained photographic staff is ready to cater the session for you, your camera and lighting equipment, and your specific photographic needs.
**Lessons in Spanish now available! Please let us know if you need a Spanish-speaking instructor in the Lesson Request Form below.**
To request more information or to schedule your session, please fill out the form at the link below.
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