In this new online workshop with Ann Cutting, experiment with creating prompts, style generation, enhancing images with Topaz Gigapixel, and image manipulation through Adobe Generative Fill to craft a cohesive, long-term project using the latest generative AI tools.
In this new online seminar, we consider the impact of installation strategies—placement, spacing, lighting, and architectural context—and how they shift the way art communicates.
Join photographer Roberto Valenzuela for this new online seminar as he shares his experiences, insights, techniques, stories, and expert advice on what he has learned about being a wedding storyteller.
Explore the most critical topics in collecting including: questions to ask before buying, the do’s and don’ts of navigating auctions, and the best places to acquire photographs—whether at photo fairs, galleries, online platforms, or directly from the artist.
In this six-session online workshop, Andrew Southam engages participants in discussion, presentations, and specifically designed post-class assignments, through an experience to grow their artistry and create truly empathetic portraits.
In this new online workshop, which serves as a broad introduction to filmmaking for photographers, we take the time to understand the creative process of visual storytelling concepts, story structure, visual sequence, and timing in filmmaking.
Fine-art photographer and collage artist Sarah Hadley guides participants through innovative techniques to blend imagery, textures, and materials in fresh and unexpected ways in this online workshop.
Expanded to five days and taking place in the artful city of San Miguel de Allende, learn from leaders in the abstract movement, Renee Lynn, Stephanie Johnson, and Philip Sager plus guest presenters Valda Bailey and Shelley Vandegrift each take a unique approach to visual storytelling, turning everyday moments into impactful images to expand the palette of photographic art.
In this workshop, photojournalist Nadav Soroker invites participants to experience the colorful world of Santa Fe, rich with unique characters and visual possibilities, photographing the locations and people that highlight the city’s incredible diversity and who make “The City Different.”
This immersive in-person workshop with Roxanne Bouché Overton promises a holistic learning experience, combining classroom education, practical sessions for making new images, technical demonstrations, image reviews, and cultural exploration.
