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Effective Immediately, RSCPC 12 Step Certificate Program

Richard Stromberg's Chicago Photography Classes will Provide a certificate to every student or potential student who completes our 12 step program.

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Photography Certificates & Hyperbole

There are so many photography classes in Chicago – promising everyone that signs up, "the world" (of photography). What's real and what's not.

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Are You Shopping for Photography Classes?

Do you know what you are buying? Do you want to spend years and $30,000+ learning photography and have debt to pay off? Or how about spending years doing photography and spending less than $3,000 with no debt? Read on, this might save you money!

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From Zero To Gallery Walls Within Nine Months:
Thank You For Checking Us Out

This is what we have to offer you. If you have never taken a photography class before we think this is the best place in Chicago for you to start. Go from zero to gallery walls within nine months...

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Registration Policies?

First Photo I Class FREE
If you don't like the free 90-minute workshop or the first Photo I class: NO CHARGE, NO OBLIGATION, NO SALESPERSON WILL EVER CALL!
We will not accept  your money for Classes until after you have sampled the goods.

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Season Party and Annual Bake-Off

Attend our "Bake Off" at our Ravenswood location for some good food, good fun and fine photographs on Tuesday December 6, 2011 at 7:00 PM

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Downtown Photo I Class Without The Downtown Price

Starting Tuesday March 1st at 6:00 PM we are proud to offer our first downtown Chicago – seven session Photo I class.

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Two Free Classes Two

We have always let prospective students attend the first Photo I Class for no charge.

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Serious Learning For People Who Are Serious About Learning Photography

What do we mean by that?

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Why This Student Centered Photo Program Is Unique

The other day someone on the phone asked me what the difference is between the classes that we have here and the classes at the places on Lincoln Avenue? 

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Chicago's Original Student-Centered Photography Program

What does it mean to be "student-centered"? How is a "student-centered" program different from other photography programs?

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Work Getting in the Way? We Run Our Classes to Fit Your Schedule

Can't attend classes because your work schedule is unpredictable? If you're like so many of us trying to make a living these days, you're probably working more than 40 hours a week. Some nights you get out on time. Other nights you stay late?

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Lifelong Learning, Not Academic Imitation

Chicago Photography Classes, where "good enough" is NOT !

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Why We Don't Accept Credit Cards (or Economics 101)

Here's a dirty little secret about running a business: Every time a customer pays with a credit card, the bank that issues the card gets a commission on the transaction. In other words, a Fee, a percentage on the total amount charged.

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Why Our Classes Are Different

Don't let the big windows and high ceilings elsewhere, fool you! It's What Happens In The Classroom That Counts!

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Mission Statement

What is the difference between a community center devoted to photography and a photography school in the community? "Intent!" 

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History of the Stop-Of-Light Handout

Remember, as with all of my prose, put tongue in cheek and smile. A grain is way too much salt to take while reading this.

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Talking The Talk and Walking The Walk

To use the vernacular of the 1990's what's the difference between, "talking the talk" and "walking the walk." When we say that we're "student-centered" we demonstrate that by our actions every day, 24/7.

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Cold Weather Photography

How should I use my camera? In the rain and snow? In days of old I used underwater cameras when I was in heavy rain or snow.

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Welcome to the "People's Program"

Most of the schools teaching art and photography tend to turn out people who become "Elitist." You know the kind; they somehow think they're a little better than the rest of us. They send out the message, "I'm superior." or I'm "too good" for the rest of you.

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