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.
Guided by Jason Langer, this workshop explores night photography and includes lessons on understanding ambient lighting sources such as streetlamps, exterior lighting, their kelvin temperatures, the moon and stars, as well as artificial lighting.
Delve into different storytelling techniques and create compelling visual narratives that reflect the essence of San Miguel de Allende with Sal Taylor Kydd in this immersive week-long photography workshop.
Deepen your passion and expand your technical skills in the recently popular art form of ICM + ME photography from three unique voices and visions of the medium.
Join Susan Burnstine in discovering innovative ways to reimagine the world while learning the skills to uncover and identify one’s unique interpretations for a deeper meaning of place regardless of photographic genre.
This hands-on workshop in Santa Fe with Julia Martin, explores both digital and alternative photographic processes in image-making using natural materials while learning how to integrate your work with the earth in a new and sustainable way.
National Geographic contributing photographer Kristi Odom guides participants through a comprehensive exploration of macro photography including lighting techniques specifically tailored for macro shots.
Discover creative approaches that take your work beyond the conventional, igniting innovation in both art and life.
Acquire the tools necessary to regain the freedom to create from your core and feel confident producing images that reach beyond the conventional, reconnecting you to your unique, personal vision.
Explore the breathtaking landscape and the endless photographic possibilities of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in Utah.
Dig into rhythms and narratives in our frames to explore the photographer’s avenue to organize the chaos of light ‘out there’ into a harmonious tableau.
