New Mexico Abstractions
Take the leap beyond graphic form and technical approach to create personally meaningful, complex abstractions in the unique high-desert environs and brilliant light of Northern New Mexico.
Workshop Categories: Fine Art
Fine Art workshops focus on teaching the artist how to express one’s creative vision through the discipline of photography. Where Storytelling workshops teach students how to convey a visual narrative through an artistic lens, fine art workshops are foremost about the artist’s creative vision. If you have mastered the foundations of digital photography and want to use these skills to express your idea, come learn with the best fine art photographers on the planet here at Santa Fe Workshops.
The Essence of Place through ICM: San Miguel de Allende
Heighten your senses, inspire your creative spirit, and expand your artistic vision as you spend time immersed in the culture and environment of vibrant San Miguel de Allende.
The Poetry of Perception: San Miguel de Allende
Take a photographic excursion to San Miguel to go deep into your creative life, re-examine your processes, and distill your individual aesthetic.
The Color Moment
Cultivate your visual sensitivity and heighten your awareness of color as you master how to gracefully capture those “decisive moments.”
In-Camera ICM + ME Combined
Push the boundaries of your image making by artfully combining ICM and multiple exposures.
The Sensual Image
Express your intuitive create soul by collaborating with gracious male and female figure and dance models in the inspiring setting of San Miguel de Allende.
Smart Objects and Color
Unleash the power of using Smart Objects and then expand your understanding of color in your creative work.
Fantastical Botanical Landscapes
Discover the techniques for creating magical and otherworldly multilayered composite images in this “how-to” workshop.
The Fine-Art Photographic Project: Private and Public Investigations
Photography can be a tool for investigating inner and outer phenomena, especially when combined with research and writing.
Take Two: Double Exposures and Diptychs
Add depth, layers, and otherworldly storytelling elements to your photographs by doubling-up with multiple exposures and diptychs.