More Than Just Pictures

Encounter God. Discover vision. Photograph life.

From craggy cliffs to intimate coffee shops, sweeping skylines to brilliant sunrises. Fiery sunsets. Campfires. Urban graffiti.

IPS workshops take advantage of the world around us to provide practical, hands-on instruction and personal image review. IPS instructors are professional photographers selected not only for their expertise, but because they are passionate about glorifying God and active in challenging others to do the same.

IPS provides the world's premier open-enrolling Christian photography workshops devoted to equipping photographers with the tools to impact the world. We invite you to join us for a learning experience you will never forget!


Fri, 2009-11-06 19:43 - IPS

In the year 1942 the United States of America joined in a worldwide campaign for peace and unity. In a time of little hope for the future we as a nation rallied together to promote the cause of freedom. V for Victory with the morse code V (dot, dot, dot, dash ) became a national symbol of hope that unified past generations and promised a brighter future. V for Victory became part of everyday life for our grandparents and every loyal American. Shop windows, postage stamps, and posters displayed the timeless spirit of American patriotism using the symbol V for Victory.

What's your V?

Fri, 2009-09-25 13:27 - IPS

Check out our latest promo video on YouTube:

Special thanks goes to Laura Clawson, who shot, directed, and produced this video.

Fri, 2009-11-06 09:19 - IPS

IPS Instructor Christina Dickson is in India. Read her most recent update, India_Log: Of Smells and Portraits.

 

Mon, 2009-09-28 14:48 - IPS

Here's a peek at the projects Pixel This students accomplished on Monday!

Mon, 2009-09-28 06:22 - IPS

Brilliant sun rays filled my bedroom as I woke on this beautiful, yet chilly day in Colorado. What better way is there than to start a day of photography feeling refreshed and inspired as beautiful sunrise unfolds outside your window? It was a perfect start for me.

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