Centering Your Body of Work
Fine-art photographer Al Brydon guides participants who want to create a cohesive body of work and bring greater focus and intention to their practice by clarifying their photographic philosophy and artistic aims.
Who Should Attend: Advanced Amateurs
Art Reproduction with Your iPhone
Cotton Miller guides participants through how to photograph artwork with correct geometry, balanced illumination, and faithful color, producing files suitable for websites, portfolios, grants, publications, video, and print.
Subtractive Vision: A Practical Approach to Photographic Minimalism
In this new online course, photographer Eric Stein guides participants through a structured exploration of subtractive thinking, helping them refine images by removing distraction, shaping space with intention, and composing with greater control.
Portraits on the iPhone: A Deep Dive into Mobile Creative Practice
Photographer and filmmaker Aundre Larrow guides participants through essential iPhone camera settings, features, and apps as well as demonstrates practical approaches to light, composition, color, and framing, along with techniques for directing subjects and capturing authentic moments.
The Art of Zine Making
Jake Benzinger guides lens-based artists through the process of sequencing, designing, and conceptualizing fine-art zines through the development and creation of your own zine over the course of the four-session workshop.
The Expressive Landscape: Seeing with Intention
Thibault Roland guides participants in this fine-art workshop, in exploring the diverse landscapes of northern New Mexico and learning conceptual thinking and the technical mastery to create landscape imagery that is visually compelling and emotionally resonant.
A Natural Eye: The Expressive Landscape—Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Eddie Soloway takes his Natural Eye workshop to the heart of Cape Cod, guiding participants into the world of abstractions, reflections, layers, and movement; then deeper into the realm of concepts and imagination, focusing less on objects and more on the magic of moments and the essence of places.
The Quiet Image: Learning to Photograph Flowers with Intent
Fine-art photographer Julie Wang centers this new online workshop on mindful observation, using flowers, leaves, and small natural elements as subjects in exploring how photographs move beyond simple description and begin to carry feeling and presence.
Panoramic Photography
Led by photographer Tom Gaukel, this new workshop covers a variety of panoramic imaging techniques using DSLR, mirrorless and phone cameras, while also exploring various ways to stitch images together and enhance them in Photoshop, Lightroom and Capture One.
Polaroid Emulsion Transfers: The Deconstructed Image
This new online process-based workshop led by artist and educator Cali M. Banks, invites you to slow down and explore the tactile, transformative possibilities of emulsion lifts and transfers using Polaroid film.
