CPP Lighthouse Overview
Unlock the door to your future with the CPP Lighthouse.
This advanced class presents a Masters level of photography - perfect for anyone preparing to take the Certified Professional Photographers (CPP) exam. You do NOT need to take the certification exam to benefit from this course.
Online Live Class - Begins Thursday, Feb 1, 2024, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm CST, every Thursday for 8 weeks. (Last session is Thursday, March 21.) The CPP Lighthouse is for the photography enthusiast who wants to gain a mastery level of understanding of photography - whether you want to take the CPP exam or not.
Certified Professional Photographer (CPP) is a certification program offered by the Professional Photographers of America. Candidates must pass a rigorous exam before earning their certification.
CPP Lighthouse was originally designed to prepare students for the Certified Professional Photographer exam. Today it’s an invaluable class for any photographer wanting to master their craft.
Classes
CPP Lighthouse is a live online offering. The class meets for two hours one night a week, for 8 weeks. Students will connect via a video call service like Zoom. Connection details are provided a few days before the class.
Class Resources
Each student will receive a hard copy of the CPP Lighthouse Companion Study Guide. There is also a private folder that students will have access to that includes additional resources. These include a library of white papers and other supplemental material relevant to the topics we cover.
Your Instructor - Rob Hull
The class was developed and is taught by Rob Hull of GreatPhotography. Rob is a Certified Professional Photographer and has also earned his Master of Photography and Photographic Craftsman degrees.
Rob began teaching photography at Southern Methodist Univerisity in 1998 and in 2002 he hosted his first photography workshop. Since that time he has taught well over 3,000 students and mentored hundreds in workshops in such exotic places as the Greek Islands, Tuscany, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland. Closer to home, he’s guided students in the Canadian Rockies, and many of our National Parks.