The Community Photography Project (CPP) is a visual-storytelling program that guides registered and selected participants through the film-photography workflow. Delivered through in-person modules, the program will teach participants how to plan a photography project, operate a film camera effectively, and develop a clear creative vision. The CPP is a three-month, six-module program. It runs June through August Week 6 - The sixth module will cover the various ways in which images can be shared, including information on how to choose the correct frame and matte for your photograph, creating a photobook, and choosing the best website to host your work. This project was funded in part by a TBLC Innovation Grant, administered by Tampa Bay Library Consortium, Inc.