Course

iPhoneography

Yoni Mayeri
Thursday, Sep. 18, 2025, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM (PT)
Repeats every Thursday until Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025 except Sept. 25 & Oct. 2
Price: $245.00
13 slots available
Stunning closeup of purple bleeding heart flowers against a vibrant chartruese background

Master the art of iPhone photography! Learn how to capture stunning images, edit like a pro, and make the most of your iPhone’s powerful camera and editing tools. This workshop covers best practices for shooting, editing in the Photos app, using top iPhone photography apps, exploring accessories, and organizing, sharing, and printing your work. Discover how emerging technology has transformed mobile photography. By the end, you’ll know how to create extraordinary photos—all from your pocket. Note: An iPhone 10s or newer is recommended. 


Faculty Bio

Yoni Mayeri is an award-winning professional photographer and early adopter of iPhone photography. Since 2007, she has mastered the craft and embraced its evolving technology. She teaches at UC Berkeley, Stanford, Rancho La Puerta, the Garden Club of America, Clos Mirabel, and more. 


This is a Livestreamed + Recorded Workshop

  • Classes will stream live on the scheduled day and time
  • Classes will also be video recorded
  • Limited to 24 members
  • You must be a current OLLI @Berkeley member to register. Learn about membership, including our fee assistance program.

Schedule Highlights

  • Course starts on Thursday, Sept. 18, and ends on Thursday, Nov. 6
  • Classes meet for 6 weeks, 2 hours per session (1-3 PM)
  • There are no classes on Sept. 25 and Oct. 2
  • All course materials, including videos, will remain available to view and enjoy through Dec. 31

Member Praise for Yoni Mayeri

I was delighted with the breadth of information.

The content of the course was exactly what I was looking for. I learned so much.

Yoni was so organized and comfortable about staying on track while repeating information class members asked for. She was never rattled by any question, knew how to demonstrate use of tools she presented, and involved the class in individual submitted critiques of photos.