Take advantage of the iPhone camera’s advanced technology with Tom Gaukel guiding participants through the camera’s physical controls, modes, 48 megapixel capture, ProRaw file format, file compression as well as editing tools using iPhone’s Photo app and Lightroom Mobile.
Fine-art and conceptual photographer Brooke Shaden guides students on a storytelling journey providing a roadmap for creating original, composited digital narratives and collages that resonate on a deeper level using Adobe Photoshop.
Join acclaimed photographer Todd Hido in exploring nighttime desert photography, how darkness, artificial light, and the night sky can be used to shape mood creating photographs that feel atmospheric, ambiguous, and emotionally charged.
Fine-art photographer and filmmaker Lev L. Spiro guides participants in photographing those fleeting thresholds—moments when light, atmosphere, and emotion align to reveal something deeper than representation.
Led by globe-trotting photographer Nevada Wier, this online webinar emphasizes expanding your creative vision in the realm of low-light photography and simple flash techniques to elevate your travel photography.
Shelley Vandegrift helps demystify the editing process for infrared photography, explaining the essential techniques that turn Lightroom and Camera Raw into an all-in-one solution for infrared work.
Renowned documentary photographer Ismail Ferdous invites photographers of all levels to explore street photography in New York City and how personal experience and perspective shape the way we see and tell stories.
With fine-art photographer Fritz Liedtke as your guide, learn how to create deeply authentic portraits that transcend the ordinary and reflect your unique artistic vision through an intuitive and meaningful approach.
Fine-art photographer Tsar Fedorsky leads participants in discovering their own visual voice by developing the technical and creative skills needed to produce memorable personal landscape photographs.
Learn the art of Photoshop compositing to create collages that reflect memory, imagination, family history, or dreams in this new online workshop with photographic artist David Julian.
