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Workshop Categories: Lighting

Mastering artificial light is an essential tool for many photographers. This is particularly true if you are a professional photographer and need to produce work on your client’s schedule as opposed to mother nature’s. When done correctly, artificial lighting can accurately mimic the most subtle natural light. Additionally, artificial lighting can produce fantastic light treatments that emanate from your imagination. Santa Fe Workshops offers instruction in both studio lighting and location lighting. If you want to add this essential tool to your photographic quiver, come and learn with us in Santa Fe.

Editorial Portraiture: Thinking Outside the Box

Acclaimed editorial photographer Peter Yang breaks down how to take your work to the next level, from brainstorming creative ideas to bringing them to life with thoughtful lighting and composition.

Basics of Digital Photography

Guided by long-time instructor Rick Allred, this workshop is suited for beginning photographers who want to delve into the essentials of digital photography and acquire technical understanding as well as an imaginative eye.

Light, Lighting, Lit

Join Tony Corbell and learn how to see light, control it, and create striking photographs using both natural and artificial light, developing a unique perspective and the knowledge to embrace pushing the limits.

A Taste of Santa Fe: Food and Restaurant Photography

Experience the fun and flavor of the Santa Fe culinary scene with renowned New Mexico food photographer Douglas Merriam in this two and half day summer workshop blending of hands-on food photography, inspiration, and play.

Location Lighting: The Basics

Incorporate artificial light into storytelling as a creative means to define individual styles while preserving the authenticity of documented scenes

Exploration of Personal Style

Refine your photographic voice with Oghalé as he guides you through hands-on assignments and projects that challenge you to apply newfound insights and hone your skills.