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.
With fine-art photographer Fritz Liedtke as your guide, learn how to create deeply authentic portraits that transcend the ordinary and reflect your unique artistic vision through an intuitive and meaningful approach.
Fine-art photographer Tsar Fedorsky leads participants in discovering their own visual voice by developing the technical and creative skills needed to produce memorable personal landscape photographs.
Join Renee Lynn for an all-inclusive, seven-night creative immersion exploring photography as an expressive art form and deepening your personal vision while experiencing the rich history, culture, and flavors of this Italian region.
Set in the dramatic landscapes that shaped the vision of painter Georgia O’Keeffe, this workshop is an invitation to reflect, connect deeply to place, and create with intention using expressive photographic techniques such as intentional camera movement, in-camera multiple exposures, and layering of images
This hands-on, three-day workshop in Santa Fe is intended for anyone who wishes to embrace a strong understanding of the origins, technicalities, and many forms of pinhole photography or is drawn towards the methodical nature of analog techniques.
Join acclaimed artist Holly Roberts over the course of five days in Santa Fe as she shares a range of hands-on applications for expanding your craft and the different ways for incorporating paint, collage elements, and experimentation with transfer techniques.
In this live webinar, Roxanne Bouché Overton invites us into a space of creative awakening, reflection, and inspiration, guiding us through ways to shift our perspective, recognize and soften creative blocks to let meaning rise from motion, light, and abstraction.
The next installment of Maggie Taylor’s always intriguing online series of Photoshop compositing adventure, work alongside Maggie as she shares her favorite techniques for generating shadows and enhancing both existing and non-existing light in a composite.
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.
Make a difference with your photography through developing and refining a personal documentary project in this entry-level workshop led by documentary photographer Richard Sharum.
