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.
Limited to only eight photographers and collectors, this long-weekend retreat during the peak of Santa Fe’s golden autumn, centers on living with photographs—museum prints, landmark books, and the physical presence of photographic history.
This three-day workshop in Santa Fe with photographer and collector M. H. Rubin offers you a chance to slow down with the unique opportunity to not only get up close and personal with countless classic works of 20th-century photography, but also explore lessons these masterworks give us in our own creative explorations.
Investigate the possibilities that our tools offer us, from scale to tonality to contrast to the subtleties of monochromatic color and split toning as well as work with Adobe software (Lightroom and Photoshop), DxO plugins, and the ImagePrint Black RIP.
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.
Set in the nation’s oldest capital city, Santa Fe, transcend capturing mere images and delve deeper into storytelling and portraying a profound sense of place in this immersive photography workshop.
Push your imagery further by honing your style, skills, and diving deeper into the concept of creating dynamic black and white photography with Leica expert Cira Crowell as your guide in the high desert of Santa Fe.
Take the time to learn, see, and fully express the spirit of the black-and-white landscape as you blend traditional, new, and emerging techniques and technologies to discover the extraordinary possibilities.
