This is a grab bag of workshops that are not easily categorized. From the quirky, to the outré, to the rift between space and time–there’s something in here for everyone. These workshops tend to turn your technical skills on end, using a Zen mind/beginner’s mind approach. It’s time to turn things upside-down, and do a one-eighty on the way you look at the world.
Photographer and filmmaker Aundre Larrow guides participants through essential iPhone camera settings, features, and apps as well as demonstrates practical approaches to light, composition, color, and framing, along with techniques for directing subjects and capturing authentic moments.
Jake Benzinger guides lens-based artists through the process of sequencing, designing, and conceptualizing fine-art zines through the development and creation of your own zine over the course of the four-session workshop.
Reimagine and transform photographs through a variety of different mixed media possibilities, learning from four artistic masters who guide participants through the technical and creative considerations, processes, and different perspectives in harnessing a new way of thinking.
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.
Limited to only eight photographers and collectors, this long-weekend retreat during the peak of Santa Fe’s golden autumn, centers on living with photographs—museum prints, landmark books, and the physical presence of photographic history.
This new online process-based workshop led by artist and educator Cali M. Banks, invites you to slow down and explore the tactile, transformative possibilities of emulsion lifts and transfers using Polaroid film.
This new online symposium is devoted to blur as an intentional and expressive photographic language, bringing together three internationally recognized artists whose work engages blur in distinct ways to question perception, challenge conventions, and expand what a photograph can communicate.
Working alongside photographer Kimberly Witham, explore new ways of seeing and creating through experimental still-life techniques, moving beyond traditional approaches to discover what’s possible when curiosity leads the process.
Led by fine-art photographer Manuela Thames, move beyond basic double exposures and explore advanced techniques for combining three or more images into a single photograph.
Led by fine-art photographer Manuela Thames, learn how to create compelling double exposures using both Adobe Photoshop and in-camera techniques and how these approaches can be applied across a range of genres.
