In ʻŌlelo Hawai'i, hihiʻo means a dream or vision.
Our mission is to discover, create, and convey each kanaka's hihiʻo through imagery that communicates the moʻolelo that artists want to express.
In Hawaiian culture, moʻolelo's were traditionally passed on orally through a storyteller or orator, or even through hula and mele.
Beginner
Get Off Of Auto
This course will teach you the basics in using your DSLR:
setting up your camera
shooting modes
ISO
white balance

$99
Expert
Testing The Boundaries
Let's push the limits in your techniques to advance your portfolio:
nocturnal
high contrast
lens domination

$199
Intermediate
Take It To The Next Level
This course will sharpen the skills you've learned and improve visual intelligence:
composition
framing
exposure
shutter speed

$149
Learn Film
Start To Finish
No time like the present to start using a film camera:
setting up
shooting modes
developing film
darkroom pictures

$299
"All I have to say is film photography, YES PLEASE!"
Charisse Frietas
"Best fun I've had since COVID-19 arrived."
Jose Lim
"Taken pics my whole life but I have to say, this was better than my college classes."
Mo Piohia
"I thought I would be overwhelmed or feel out of place, but Keka & Irae really took the time to explain."
Lori Almeida
"Awesome."
Kirk Carrol
"Bundle it. Trust me."
Moku Mathews
"I asked if they could help me on a project I was working on for my daughters graduation. It came out incredible."
Luna Grey
"My only feedback is that I wish there were more classes."
Atlys Ho
HOLIDAY-VENTURES 2021
Meet our Ohana



"For me, photography is always a positive, and fun learning experience. The only negative this hobby should coexist with is when you print your first roll of film."
Staysha Maranan
Executive Photographer
"Excellence is my presence. Never tense, never hesitant."
Isaac Woo
Artistic Specialist
"I lost my ability to dream of more than just the present a long time ago. But being a part of this community, surrounded by people who accept my views, has made it less scary to look forward."
Kekalani Isagawa
Executive Media Producer


"The ability to see the progress and joy that photography brings to those in my community is why I do what I do. The only way that knowledge lives on is through teaching and sharing."
Irae Kong
Program Specialist
"Traveled here from China. Best decision ever!"
Zhengshi Liu
Travel Coordinator

