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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.

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.

Join Leanne Trivett S. and discover how to give dramatic voice to your botanical images with the flower as the actor, you as the director, and the world as your stage in creating unique images that utilize different techniques to take your art to new heights.

In this six-session online workshop participants learn about different storage device options, how to effectively and efficiently import your photos, organize them, and how to navigate Adobe Bridge, Lightroom, and Photoshop.

Join Morgan Ford Willingham in this new online workshop as she guides students through the required setup necessary to create cyanotype prints on fabric, using several different surfaces to push the boundaries, generating alluring handmade alternative images.

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.

Photographer and artist Natalie Krick demonstrates to participants how to merge digital and physical techniques, uncovering how meaning transforms when images move between mediums.

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.

Join artist Vanessa Marsh in exploring the practical side of lumen printing—processing images, gauging light intensity, and selecting the right paper as well as experimenting with exposure times and multiple exposures.

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?”

Immerse yourself in the experimental world of light painting, where photography transforms into a performance of motion, color, and surprise while opening up endless possibilities for continued exploration.

Learn Midjourney’s powerful AI tools, how to write effective prompts, use advanced parameters, pan and zoom within compositions, and how to upscale your AI-generated artworks for print, in this introductory-level workshop led by Cotton Miller.

Explore practical strategies for building a strong online presence, forming meaningful industry connections, and communicating effectively with editors and publications with Bloomberg News senior photo editor, Marie A. Monteleone.

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 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.

Join photographer and writer Liza Gershman as she guides participants beyond taking travel photos, but shaping travel experiences into stories that resonate through both images and words.

Photographer and art therapist Carly Sullens guides participants through a transformative creative journey—one that moves past technical perfection and into image-making rooted in authenticity, emotion, and intention.

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.

Join Gabriel Isak as he shares his creative process for successful storytelling using compositing and constructed imagery in Adobe Photoshop, presenting the most important tools a photographic artist needs to bring their vision to life.

Make a difference with your photography through developing and refining a personal documentary project in this entry-level workshop led by documentary photographer Richard Sharum.

With a focus on creative growth, multimedia producer Jake Baca demonstrates to participants of all experience levels how to create professional-level video content with the Apple iPhone using Adobe Premiere Pro.

Explore and experiment with ways to leverage your photographic images for fresh, unexpected results in this new online workshop led by photographer and mixed media artist Maura Allen

Led by photo book publisher Thomas Gust, this seminar approaches the photo book from both theoretical and practical angles, guiding you through image analysis, construction of image pairs, and the shaping of narrative through sequence and design.

The Portfolio Class, led by photographer Jean (Gino) Miele, offers a six-week journey focused on refining, sequencing, and presenting your work with clarity and impact.

Conceive, customize, and ultimately control your own website by designing it yourself in five weeks, with the expert advice and guidance of Cotton Miller.

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

Thomas Werner guides participants in this two session online workshop in unraveling the complexities of social media as a photographer, addressing Meta and other social platforms’ algorithms, classifiers, and processes.

Through guided exercises, assignment reviews, and experimentation discover how groups of photographs can be structured and rearranged to tell stories and evoke emotion.

In this new online program with artist Valda Bailey, she explores that in-between space—where photography becomes more than a record and enters into a dialogue with painting, abstraction, and storytelling.

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.

Join Carlan Tapp to explore the creative visual possibilities of the monochromatic image, learn how to see in black and white as well as the technical aspects of transforming a color digital image into monochrome.

Move beyond the literal to explore a more poetic, expressive way of seeing and creating, exploring compositional montages, dreamlike Orton imagery, intentional camera movement (ICM), mirror montages, and in-camera multiple exposures guided by André Gallant.

Fine-art and commercial photographer Fritz Liedtke leads you first through the “why” of portraiture and then through the “how to” as you learn to develop an authentic rapport with subjects, discover ways of posing and lighting them to look their best.

Join Leanne Trivett S. for an online workshop bound to SPARK your imagination, inspire you to experiment, and ignite new ideas and imagery.

Explore different ways to push beyond your comfort zone, to look for beauty in the mundane, and to photograph when the weather is not cooperating.

This online workshop with Thibault Roland goes beyond a perspective shift, offering a unique educational opportunity tailored for individuals eager to enhance their skills and delve into the realm of creative photography.

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.

This interactive online workshop guides participants through a step-by-step formula for creating digital negatives, then reviews strategies for optimizing your negatives for better results, and finally to open up the process for creative interpretation.

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.

In this two-week immersive online workshop, Sonia initially reviews the opportunities in the three arenas most photographers choose to get their work seen—competitions, festivals, and galleries.

In this new online workshop, you explore the visual language of memoir, personal storytelling, and familial narrative, led by fine-art photographer Elinor Carucci and contemporary photographer David Hilliard.

In this live webinar, Roxanne Bouché Overton invites us into a space of creative awakening, reflection, and inspiration, guiding us through ways to shift our perspective, recognize and soften creative blocks to let meaning rise from motion, light, and abstraction.