Sometimes photography isn’t all about the big ideas. Sometimes photography is all about the tools. This was true in the days of the darkroom and it is still true in the digital age. The Workshops offers application specific training in Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere Pro.
Participants gain a deeper understanding of post-production compositing workflows and advanced retouching techniques using Adobe Photoshops, as well as cinematic image development in fine art photography.
Explore the varying degrees to which AI can be incorporated into a photographic workflow and how these AI features work within the most common image editing software applications—Photoshop, Lightroom, and Capture One.
Shelley Vandegrift provides participants step-by-step guidance in transforming photographs directly on the iPhone or iPad using Lightroom Mobile and Photoshop mobile—to create refined and expressive images without relying on a desktop workflow.
Explore the fundamental principles of ICM photography and the foundational techniques involved in capturing dynamic and abstract images through camera movement with Roxanne Bouché Overton along the storied coast of Maine.
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.
In this inspiring workshop, Pei Ketron guides students through the technical features of the iPhone camera, capturing images in a variety of environments, developing a streamlined editing workflow using Lightroom mobile app, and printing an image directly from the iPhone.
Set in the evocative landscapes of Santa Fe, Shelley Vandegrift guides participants to move beyond documentation into interpretation, embracing emotion, imagination, and experimentation in this expressive photographic workshop.
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.
Led by designer and educator Cotton Miller, explore how to use InDesign not just as software, but as a creative canvas, crafting layouts that feel clean, intentional, and visually striking.
The next installment of Maggie Taylor’s always intriguing online series of Photoshop compositing adventure, work alongside Maggie as she shares her favorite techniques for generating shadows and enhancing both existing and non-existing light in a composite.
