Whether you want to work in portrait, wedding, commercial, documentary, editorial, landscape, or fashion photography, our range of photography and photo imaging courses can help you launch your photography career. Learn how to capture images in response to a brief, apply photo imaging lighting techniques, as well as enhance, manipulate, and output photo images.
Our learning spaces are more than just classrooms. You'll study in our fully-equipped, industry-standard photography studios equipped with the latest creative imaging software. You'll also have the opportunity to put your skills into practice by completing work experience with industry professionals.
TAFE Queensland's partnership with Australia's top universities means you'll be credited for your time with us if you upgrade your qualification. Successful completion of our Diploma of Photography and Photo Imaging will give you guaranteed entry into the Bachelor of Visual Arts, offered in partnership with the University of Canberra.
view photography coursesOur hands-on, practical photography courses will give you a holistic view of the industry. You'll learn the traditional aspects of photography as well as advanced topics such as conceptual thinking, colour management, business sustainability, and how to build lasting relationships with your clients.
Four years after moving to Australia Lera has learnt a new language and started an exciting new career in photography.
As a photography student at TAFE Queensland you'll learn in our industry-standard, commercial photography studios. With access to traditional darkroom facilities and digital imaging labs you'll have everything you need to master the art of photography.
TAFE Queensland photography graduate Troy Lum has won a prestigious Australian Institute of Professional Photography award.
TAFE Queensland graduate and professional pet and portrait photographer Ebony Reeves shares her tricks of the trade for taking the perfect photo of your fur baby.
Fifty-five-year-old Goondiwindi local Vicki Murphy was not put off by her five hour round-trip to Toowoomba to complete her Diploma of Photography and Photo Imaging.