You’ve come to the right place if you’re a nature or landscape photographer. Northern New Mexico’s stunning landscapes and incomparable quality of light have inspired Georgia O’Keeffe, Ansel Adams, and many other artists. Come learn the art of nature and landscape in this uniquely inspired environment. We also venture outside of New Mexico, where we take the same sensitivity to land, light, and weather, and apply it to regions as diverse as the Earth itself. Whether it’s coasts, forests, mountains, or rivers, a Nature & Landscape workshop can help your images reflect the true beauty of our environment.
Eddie Soloway takes his Natural Eye workshop to the heart of Cape Cod, guiding participants into the world of abstractions, reflections, layers, and movement; then deeper into the realm of concepts and imagination, focusing less on objects and more on the magic of moments and the essence of places.
Fine-art photographer Julie Wang centers this new online workshop on mindful observation, using flowers, leaves, and small natural elements as subjects in exploring how photographs move beyond simple description and begin to carry feeling and presence.
Led by photographer Tom Gaukel, this new workshop covers a variety of panoramic imaging techniques using DSLR, mirrorless and phone cameras, while also exploring various ways to stitch images together and enhance them in Photoshop, Lightroom and Capture One.
Contemporary landscape photographer Brad Temkin leads students in investigating their personal relationships with the landscape, focussing on photographic fundamentals such as framing and light, while also emphasizing the collaboration, intention, and the act of making pictures in relationship to place.
Join Nikon Ambassador Kristi Odom as she guides students on using macro and telephoto techniques to photograph bugs, birds, and plants in ways that reflect a unique and personal visual voice.
World-traveling, iPhone photographer, Jennifer Spelman guides participants in developing the technical skills and creative mindset for capturing memorable photographs as you travel.
Join acclaimed photographer Todd Hido in exploring nighttime desert photography, how darkness, artificial light, and the night sky can be used to shape mood creating photographs that feel atmospheric, ambiguous, and emotionally charged.
With Stephanie Johnson’s guidance, learn to create individually expressive images using digital processes, such as Intentional Camera Movement (ICM), Multiple Exposure (ME), and creative processing techniques, while weaving handmade analog processes into the mix.
Fine-art photographer and filmmaker Lev L. Spiro guides participants in photographing those fleeting thresholds—moments when light, atmosphere, and emotion align to reveal something deeper than representation.
Fine-art photographer Xuan-Hui Ng demonstrates how to deepen your understanding of the beauty and ephemera of the natural world, discussing themes such as “STAR+” that occur in her imagery and the use of Lightroom/Photoshop to direct the viewers’ gaze.
