with Eddie Soloway
May 31 – June 2, 2022
Swim in the creative, but honor the thoughtful. Get ready for ideas to set you free, to shake you out of ruts, and charge you up to make new photographs, right now!
SFW Perspectives are live online webinar programs from our most esteemed photography and writing instructors. These creative artists set a high bar with their ability to captivate an audience — offering insights, unique perspectives, and a masterful command of language. These programs are designed to expand your technical skills as well as your personal vision.
You can engage in these programs even if you can’t make one of more of the live presentations. Paid participants have access to recordings of these online presentations for two weeks following the live event.
Swim in the creative, but honor the thoughtful. Get ready for ideas to set you free, to shake you out of ruts, and charge you up to make new photographs, right now!
Come play in Maggie’s world to expand your understanding and use of color in your creative work.
Build a robust storage solution for your digital content, learn about the tools you need to protect your content no matter what calamities may come.
Join Nevada to learn the skills and approaches to the technical, practical, creative, and social aspects of creating natural, respectful, and unique portraits.
Enjoy and prosper from two engaging evenings with Victoria and Jeff as they demystify the ever-changing professional world of editorial portrait photography.
Unleash the power of Photoshop’s Smart Objects in creative compositing to experience the freedom of changing your mind on an object’s size, shape, warping, smart filters, and even facial expressions.
Take a deep-dive exploration of the four visual elements essential to every transcendent travel photograph.
Transform yourself from a “lurker” to an active and confident content creator.
Join National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore to elevate your photographs to their full potential while making the world a better place.
Consider why travel in the new millennium is not just a luxury, but a moral obligation, and why it is more important than ever, in our accelerating age of information overload, to clear our heads and not forget what sustains us most.
Exploring the intersection of images and words, Natalie and Eddie reveal the truths they have learned about these two universal languages; and their stories and insights are sure to change how you perceive your life as a writer or a photographer.
Take a unique in-depth look at the creative and technical processes behind three masterful bodies of work with renowned photographer, filmmaker, and National Geographic Society explorer Stephen Wilkes.
Connect more deeply with your photographic voice on a practical as well as a spiritual journey that will change the way you see your creative world and your photographic projects.
Consider and explore narrative non-fiction writing with Hampton and Doug that focuses on the outside world—including natural science, environmental politics, adventure sports, exploration, and far-flung travel stories.
Ride along with Greg Gorman and his high-octane energy and extraordinary storytelling skills as he offers you an intimate view of his ground-breaking 50-year career — from celebrity portraits to fine-art figure work.
Join boundless Maggie Taylor as she shares what she knows to be true and what she leaves to the magic of her creative process.
Come along on a creative journey across all 50 states and 16 countries for a Magical Mystery Tour of life in the arts with the one-and-only Keith Carter.
Nevada Wier elevates your aesthetic vision and expands your photographic skills in order to capture an image that rises above the usual travel clichés.
Julieanne Kost shares her creative process in Photoshop from ideation to completion, demonstrating a wide range of methods to combine images as she removes technical barriers, expands your thinking beyond the single image, and opens up new possibilities for creative expression.
Keith Carter invites you to broaden your definition of what constitutes “creative work” as he explores fifteen eccentric figures in the history of photography who pushed boundaries, conventions, and expanded our visual vocabulary.
Sam Abell uncovers the dramatically different work, and way of life, of three photography masters who changed both photography and the lives of all photographers who followed them.
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