Handmade Photographs
Jump into to the creative possibilities of exploring antique photo processes and alternative ways of making handmade prints.
Workshop Categories: Creative Vision
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.
Time-Lapse: From Grand to Small
Learn the tools and techniques to capture the movement in your world, so this new skill can put a “wow” into your art.
Lensbaby: Creative Vision
Turn the ordinary into the extraordinary by joining the creative world of Lensbaby lenses with inspiring April Milani as your guide.
Character of Place: The Coast of Maine
Generate new work, then build that work into meaningful essays while photographing the character—and the characters—of the famed coastline of Maine with thirty-year summer resident Sam Abell at your side.
The Fine Art of Hand Coloring: A Weekend Workshop
Jump into the child-like joy of hand coloring with Laurie as your guide and creative co-conspirator.
Gardens and Flowers with an iPhone
Discover all the ways your ingenious digital companion—the iPhone—can document the beauty and tranquility of a garden.
Content vs. Concept: An Introduction to Conceptual Art Making
Transform the quality of your portfolio by recalibrating the relationship between ideas and output.
The Fine Art of Still-Life Photography
Challenge yourself to achieve a higher level of craft and a deeper understanding of your personal aesthetic as you immerse yourself in the venerable art of the still life.
The Contemporary Landscape
Connect to your artistic intention and clarify your vision by learning to see the landscape as a metaphorical canvas.
Photographic Haiku
Reimagine how you think about composition and storytelling using haiku as a framework and drawing on examples from photographic masters, with M.H. Rubin as your guide, move beyond still-life or street photography into a new way of understanding visual form.