Are you ready to tap the hidden creative forces within? Ready to ask questions? Take risks? Santa Fe is the perfect place to probe a little deeper. The truth is not out there. The truth is inside: Inside all of us, waiting to take form and find expression. Can you hear your photographic voice? Take these workshops and hear it again, for the first time.
Move beyond the literal to explore a more poetic, expressive way of seeing and creating, exploring compositional montages, dreamlike Orton imagery, intentional camera movement (ICM), mirror montages, and in-camera multiple exposures guided by André Gallant.
Guided by Don Werthmann, venture into a realm to understand visual art better and learn how to talk about photographs in this compelling and collaborative space called the critique room, a safe learning environment that stimulates your mind.
Explore and experiment with ways to leverage your photographic images for fresh, unexpected results in this new online workshop led by photographer and mixed media artist Maura Allen
Focus on seeing differently with three contemporary approaches to ICM photography with featured presenters, Andy Gray, Barbara Kreutter, Nick Fancher, and moderator Stephanie Johnson, each using techniques in distinct and compelling ways.
Join Gabriel Isak as he shares his creative process for successful storytelling using compositing and constructed imagery in Adobe Photoshop, presenting the most important tools a photographic artist needs to bring their vision to life.
In this new online workshop, you explore the visual language of memoir, personal storytelling, and familial narrative, led by fine-art photographer Elinor Carucci and contemporary photographer David Hilliard.
Immerse yourself in the experimental world of light painting, where photography transforms into a performance of motion, color, and surprise while opening up endless possibilities for continued exploration.
Photographer and art therapist Carly Sullens guides participants through a transformative creative journey—one that moves past technical perfection and into image-making rooted in authenticity, emotion, and intention.
Join artist Vanessa Marsh in exploring the practical side of lumen printing—processing images, gauging light intensity, and selecting the right paper as well as experimenting with exposure times and multiple exposures.
Photographer and artist Natalie Krick demonstrates to participants how to merge digital and physical techniques, uncovering how meaning transforms when images move between mediums.
