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.
Everyday photographs of weddings, birthdays, family gatherings, and countless other moments carry the universality of human experience and in this new online workshop Jane Waggoner Deschner shares her practice of embroidering onto found photographs.
Led by designer and educator Cotton Miller, explore how to use InDesign not just as software, but as a creative canvas, crafting layouts that feel clean, intentional, and visually striking.
Learn how to photograph your pets with emotion, depth, and clarity with photographer Shaina Fishman as she shares her approach to working with animals, offering tools, techniques, and insights to help you photograph pets.
Visual artist and photographer Daura Campos leads you through Film Soup, a process that physically alters undeveloped photographic film using common household ingredients, along with learning how to prepare and shoot film specifically for this process.
In this two-session online webinar, Gabriel Isak reveals the essential tools and techniques used across the industry to achieve natural, professional-level skin retouching.
Using birds and nature as a visual metaphor to combine observation with mindful attention as a strategy for enhancing attention, cultivating balance, and compassion, visual artist Tina Mullen blends photography, drawing, and writing.
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.
Guided by Don Werthmann, venture into a realm to understand visual art better and learn how to talk about photographs in this compelling and collaborative space called the critique room, a safe learning environment that stimulates your mind.
Focus on seeing differently with three contemporary approaches to ICM photography with featured presenters, Andy Gray, Barbara Kreutter, Nick Fancher, and moderator Stephanie Johnson, each using techniques in distinct and compelling ways.
Led by photo book publisher Thomas Gust, this seminar approaches the photo book from both theoretical and practical angles, guiding you through image analysis, construction of image pairs, and the shaping of narrative through sequence and design.
