Our Instructors

PETER BARROWS
Peter is an award winning photographer living on Cape Cod. A former 7 year Vice President of the Cape Cod Art Association Camera Club, he still is on the Board of Directors. He is also a member of the Viewfinders Camera Club. Peter is a juried Photographer of the Cape Cod Art Association and has displayed his photos at various venues on Cape Cod. Peter shoots the scenic beauty and nature of Cape Cod as well as pet photos of cats & dogs. With his 1st iPhone, he has produced numerous artistic iPhone photos blending many various apps. He has had a solo showing at the Cape Cod Art Association of his iPhoneography.

BARBARA BRAMAN
Barbara had an early exposure to computer technology as a technical writer, creating instruction manuals for computer programs. This opened an appreciation of the world of technology and the many ways to use it creatively. Barbara was introduced at a young age to the widening perspective of travel, was fortunate to live in many places here and abroad. She now lives half the year on Cape Cod in Massachusetts, where she has lived for the last 18 years and spends the other half of the year in London. Recently she has been featured in an Adobe Spotlight, focusing on her work with the iPad app Photoshop Touch.

JANET DAVIS
Janet is a Juried Photographer at Cape Cod Art Association and has entered many exhibitions, including the Cotuit Center for the Arts partnership exhibition and the "Gateway to the American Highway" at the Heritage Museums and Gardens in Sandwich. In July 2012, Janet was in Voices of the Wilderness artist residency program in Alaska. Her photograph "Point of Balance" will become a permanent installation of the United States Forestry Service Department. Janet is an Adjunct Professor at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY.

JIM FOLEY
Jim is an award-winning photographer with a great deal of experience with workshops. He is a Juried Photographer of Cape Cod Art Association. A former firefighter, Jim graduated from Eastern Nazarene College and now resides in Plymouth, MA.

JOHN KLINGEL
John lives in California during the winter and is a member and past Vice-President of the Marin Photo Club. He teaches HDR for his club and started an HDR special interest group as well. In club competitions, he competes in the advanced or masters level. Since retirement, he has been able devote his full attention to digital photography, with particular focus on HDR photography. John feels that HDR is not just a way to increase the dynamic range but is more importantly a technique that leads to greater creativity in photography. 

DOUG LONG
Doug has had a professional career in photography in New York City for many years and is experienced in teaching artists how to shoot their own artwork. He teaches photography and curates many photography exhibits.

JIM PENNYPACKER
Jim is an award winning photographer who has been photographing digitally for over 10 years. He has conducted numerous Lightroom classes and presentations for different camera clubs; these presentations have ranged from brief survey lectures on Lightroom capabilities to in-depth classes where the entire scope of the program is presented. 

BOB SINGER
Bob's award-winning traditional and contemporary fine art images hang in homes and office across the US and Europe. His work has appeared in national magazines, in advertising and at Soho Arts, Osterville Fine Art, Samuel-Day Gallery, Audubon's Wellfleet Bay Sanctuary, the Venice Art Center and Abbacino Galleria. A recipient of the New England Camera Club Council's prestigious MNEC Master Member appellation, Bob teaches photography, leads workshops, judges exhibitions and competitions and presents seminars and programs across the Northeast and in Florida.  

JOHN TUNNEY
John Tunney is a fine-art photographer and instructor, leading classes, workshops and tours on Cape Cod and elsewhere. A frequent exhibitor in New England art shows, festivals and galleries, his work ranges from contemplative land and seascapes to classic nature photography, still lifes and abstracts. In June 2013, he will have an exhibit at the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, MA. As a teacher, he guides students of all levels in the art of seeing, composition and the digital darkroom. He is a juried member of the Cape Cod Art Association and the Artisans' Guild of Cape Cod. He is also a member of the Professional Photographers of America.  

RON WILSON
Ron first exhibited his photography at an outdoor art show in Andover, Massachusetts in 1981. Several print sales and a second prize ribbon encouraged him to continue and he is still on the art show circuit, earning a living doing something that has become part of the fabric of his life, a life enriched immensely by photography.