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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 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.

This interactive online workshop meets for two hours on four consecutive Saturdays this winter, learning how to creating digital negatives and transforming your digital images into a format suitable for contact printing in the cyanotype process.

Discover the techniques that result in more unusual, compelling, and delightful garden photography.

Open-up a world of creative possibilities by exploring the beautiful processes of applying silver and gold leaf to photo-based artworks, which allows photographers to incorporate unusual materials with distinct properties into their images.

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.

This new online workshop with Leanne Trivett S. invites participants to explore how the structural elements found in both music and photography—dynamics, balance, harmony, lyric, improvisation, and rhythm.

Build a solid foundation and refine your ongoing love of birds by learning the techniques essential for capturing memorable bird photos as well as the aesthetic, fine-art aspects of this popular niche in photography.

This online workshop offers an exciting exploration of techniques that transform video into art, uncovering the enchanting beauty of nature through slow motion, capturing its intricate details and rhythms.

In this three-week workshop, Ryn shows participants how to create composites that give the illusion of a new reality using Photoshop and images created from their iPhone or digital camera.

In this new online workshop, architectural and landscape photographer Jade Doskow leads students through an artful study of urban photography, from striking skylines to intimate urban corners, each photograph captures a distinct perspective on the spaces that define our lives.

During this online workshop, we explore various aspects of photography, apply contradictory techniques, and intentional camera movements to landscape, street, and figurative subjects.

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.

Learn the fundamentals of travel photography, from strategic itinerary planning to make the most of natural light to mastering the technical essentials of shooting with an iPhone in this one-day online class.

Join Cotton Miller in unlocking the full potential of Adobe Lightroom Classic 13.3 as you discover how to leverage Lightroom’s enhanced masking capabilities to create precise masks for subjects, skies, backgrounds, and more.

This new online workshop, led by instructor Anne Eder, participants work with salted papers and silver nitrate, creating images through this “photogenic drawing” technique.

Heather Evans Smith guides participants through her photographic storytelling methodology, sharing with participants valuable insights and inspiration for crafting their own unique narratives that are enhanced by color and memory.

Stephanie Johnson shares her techniques for uniting the digital and analog worlds using ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) and Multiple Exposure ICM (ME ICM) images, then layering and merging them with cyanotype prints made on paper with non-toxic chemicals and UV light.

Create a compelling visual story and learn how to craft a careful sequence of images that is then designed into a PDF layout for a Blurb Premium Magazine—better known today as a “Zine.”

This tech-centric online workshop covers a wide range of topics including a thorough review of all the basic user settings and menus for stills and video; customizing the camera to suit your personal needs; and getting creative with picture styles, multiple exposures, HDR mode, and focus bracketing.

Examine the science of light, understanding the electromagnetic spectrum and how different types of light (from infrared to visible) impact exposure, mood, and composition in this new online workshop with Mark Kesling.

From her studio in Philadelphia, Shanyn Fiske leads participants through a full demo shoot with a professional model and makeup artist, taking you inside the process of building an exceptional professional model portfolio.

Ryn Clarke guides Santa Fe Workshops alumni in this advanced compositing online workshop challenges students to push their Photoshop skills into uncharted territory. Learn techniques, such as intricate masking and blending, creating depth with blur effects, perspective, and layering

Join England-based artist and photographer Philippa Stanton in this online workshop that explores the foundational principles behind captivating flat lays, focusing on the subtle techniques that make all the difference.

Rick Berk demystifies the exposure settings and understand the autofocus modes for mastering manual focus techniques for Fujifilm X Series cameras allowing you to capture beautifully balanced and dynamically exposed images in any lighting condition.

In this online workshop Don Werthmann reveals the evolution of a project idea that spans fifteen years including Lightroom workflows, self-imposed editing rules & rationales, and ideas for adapting a collection of images for different presentations, without forfeiting intentions.

In this online workshop, participants explore the creative tools and customization options of the Sony A7 series, including picture profiles, creative styles, and dynamic range optimization.

Join Raul Touzon as he presents on a wide variety of travel photography topics to those serious about visually conveying the story, sharing unique travel experiences, and improving their photography.

Explore the beauty of summer in this online workshop with Renee Lynn that spans four weeks and focuses on the key factors that contribute to impactful image making; connecting with your inner artist, utilizing expressive techniques, creating color harmonies, building a solid compositional foundation, and exploring tools to nurture skills.

Join Lindsay Silverman in this four-session online workshop as you learn how to optimize settings, program buttons and dials, as well as navigate the camera’s powerful features to harness the full potential of the Nikon Z8/Z9.

This new online workshop with Gina Costa explores the pursuit of how objects or certain subject matter are tied to memory and how the choice to photograph these, consciously or subconsciously, is essentially an exercise in the search for meaning.

In this workshop participants learn what to say (and not say) when presenting a portfolio, with a body of writing that forms a foundation for artist statements and other documents, plus an array of great responses to the question, “What do you photograph?”

Join photo-based artist Manuela Thames in this six-session online workshop introducing and reviewing the techniques necessary to create diptychs using Adobe Photoshop.

In this online seminar spanning over two live sessions, Ami Touchette, a New York City-based photographer known for her compelling street portraits, explains the essential steps to running a successful crowdfunding campaign for your photography book.

Explore mordançage’s transformative effects on both black-and-white and color prints and film, while also examining its role in the ongoing “analog resurgence” with Canadian visual artist and filmmaker Ella Morton.

Shelley Vandegrift guides students through making precise selections, blending and layering images, enhancing mood through color and toning, and adding depth with textures and overlays using Adobe Photoshop.

This online workshop focuses on building a sustainable creative process, guiding you through planning techniques, mindset shifts, and creative tools that encourage artistic flow regardless if you’re developing a long-term photo essay or simply experiencing a lull in inspiration.

Join expert ICM instructor Stephanie Johnson in this six week online course exploring the possibilities of multiple exposure ICMs (using ICM for all exposures of the ME sequence) to create wonderfully abstract and artistic images.

Shelley Vandegrift guides students through the unique features of Adobe Lightroom Mobile to adjust lighting, contrast, and color as well as exploring Superimpose, Distressed FX+, and other apps that offer simple, effective tools to modify and combine content into unique artistic images.