Focus In: Capturing Stories Through Photography
- My Voice Media Center
- May 16
- 2 min read
Our photography session offers a fun, hands-on way to see the world from a different angle. Each week, participants explore new themes, such as portraits, product shots, or light and shadow, using their cameras or phones to look more closely and capture everyday moments in new ways. It's all about experimenting, sharing, and seeing where creativity leads.
Whether you're brand new to photography or already have an artistic eye, everyone brings something special and leaves with something new.

Looking Through a New Lens
Each week, participants explore a different aspect of photography. From creative portraits that capture their personality....
...to photography projects that play with perspective...
...the projects are designed to help participants develop their skills while having fun.
Sessions also dive into the magic of light and shadow, using contrast to create mood and meaning.
And by experimenting with framing techniques, participants learn to use everyday surroundings in surprising, artistic ways.
Meet Marcos
Marcos Villarreal is a photographer, filmmaker, and painter with over a decade of experience in visual storytelling. With a background in network television and independent filmmaking, he brings a dynamic and thoughtful approach to capturing moments through the lens. His passion for photography extends beyond technique; he believes in the power of images to tell stories, evoke emotions, and connect people. As an instructor, Marcos is dedicated to fostering creativity and confidence in his students, helping them discover their unique artistic voices while mastering the fundamentals of photography.

You're Invited!
Our photography sessions are free, welcoming, and open to all adults with lived experience with mental health struggles, plus their families and support systems. No fancy equipment needed...just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Sessions are held every Wednesday from 1-3pm; we hope to see you there!
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