First Exposures is the only mentoring program in San Francisco that provides free, weekly photography classes for under-served youth, aged 11 -18.
San Francisco Bay Area
Joined March 2011
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🌊 Meghann Riepenhoff is this week's featured Photographers for Our Future artist! 🌊 - mailchi.mp/firstexposures/sa…
Skate on trough to this week's Photographers for Our Future! - mailchi.mp/firstexposures/sa…
Applications are now available for our summer program! - mailchi.mp/firstexposures/sa…
Week Two of Photographers for Our Future Announces Monica Denevan! - photographersforourfuture.sq…
Launching First Exposures' Photographer for Our Future! - mailchi.mp/firstexposures/sa…
This Giving Tuesday, Help Celebrate my 800th Tuesday at First Exposures! - mailchi.mp/firstexposures/sa…
Will you support the resilience of First Exposures' Youth? - mailchi.mp/firstexposures/sa…
Save the Date! You're invited to Looking Forward, Giving Back. - mailchi.mp/firstexposures/sa…
Myths and Monsters - Mapping the City with the Summer Program - mailchi.mp/firstexposures/sp…
Are you looking for an opportunity this summer to support arts and youth? We're looking for interns to assist in the classroom and with social media. firstexposures.org/volunteer
It's almost time for the 10th annual Looking Forward Giving Back @somarts! firstexposures.org/single-po…
San Francisco and Buenos Aires are 6,469 miles apart, but Raymond and Mariano have captured rare quiet moments in both places in complementary hues.
Spend your own moment with these pieces at Looking Forward, Giving Back, April 17 @somarts. tides.ejoinme.org/lfgb2 #photography #art #youth
You know it's San Francisco when you see Karl the Fog. Elaine Mo, 16, took this photo in Diamond Heights. Her mentor, Clare Coppel, ventured into the sun after rainy days to capture a whimsical view of the city. See them at Looking Forward Giving Back. ow.ly/R10130ocnvq
There’s so much going on at once many don’t stop for a moment to question things that seem out of place. I want those who view my work to notice these things in their daily lives that are often overlooked and to question them. Winnie Lew, 17
This image, from Winnie's shoe series, will be larger than life at Looking Forward, Giving Back on April 17 @somarts. tides.ejoinme.org/lfgb2