Photoshop for Fine-Art Photographers
Infuse your images with an extra dose of intrigue and beauty by learning the ins and out of Adobe Photoshop with Dan Burkholder.
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.
Enhancing Your Narrative with Advanced Camera Techniques
Expand and strengthen your camera skills to become a more confident photographer, storyteller, and artist.
Travel Photography: Telling Stories
Develop the essentials of storytelling as you hone your creative vision and photographic technique.
Fine-Art Digital Printmaking
Join one of the world’s most respected digital printmakers to expand your knowledge and elevate your printmaking skills to the next level.
Creative Infrared Photography: Capture to Print
Explore the magically creative possibilities of infrared photography—all the way from capture to print—with two true gurus of the art form.
A Natural Eye: The Expressive Landscape
Interpret the landscape with a photographic vision that is unique and mesmerizing.
A Portrait of Santa Fe
Use the power of photography to reveal truths about a place—about Santa Fe, in Northern New Mexico.
The Creative Digital Collage
Join image wizard Maggie Taylor and go on location in your imagination to create innovative, multilayered digital collages.
Compositing Practice with Maggie
Set the stage for more believable yet magical digital collages using Adobe Photoshop with Maggie Taylor as your guide.
Getting Started with Compositing
Follow along as Maggie introduces you to the essential building blocks of compositing with Photoshop: making selections, layers, masks, non-destructive editing, and blend modes.