In this episode of the Sajin Photography Podcast, I talk about the photography class I’ve been teaching at the Ulsan Support Center for Foreign Residents. We’re two weeks into the new term, and it’s already reminded me why I keep coming back to teaching photography.

Photography isn’t just about cameras or settings — it’s about learning to see the world differently.

In this episode, I share what happens in those first few weeks of class, the challenges students face when they start, and the moment when things begin to click. We talk about confidence, creativity, community, and why photography can be such a powerful tool for exploring the places we live.

Teaching this class has also reminded me of something important: sometimes the best way to reconnect with photography is to watch someone else discover it for the first time.

If you’ve ever taken a photography class, taught one, or are just trying to find your motivation again, I think you’ll enjoy this conversation.

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