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.
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.
Join Gabriel Isak as he shares his creative process for successful storytelling using compositing and constructed imagery in Adobe Photoshop, presenting the most important tools a photographic artist needs to bring their vision to life.
Learn Midjourney’s powerful AI tools, how to write effective prompts, use advanced parameters, pan and zoom within compositions, and how to upscale your AI-generated artworks for print, in this introductory-level workshop led by Cotton Miller.
In this new online workshop, you explore the visual language of memoir, personal storytelling, and familial narrative, led by fine-art photographer Elinor Carucci and contemporary photographer David Hilliard.
Explore practical strategies for building a strong online presence, forming meaningful industry connections, and communicating effectively with editors and publications with Bloomberg News senior photo editor, Marie A. Monteleone.
Immerse yourself in the experimental world of light painting, where photography transforms into a performance of motion, color, and surprise while opening up endless possibilities for continued exploration.
Through guided exercises, assignment reviews, and experimentation discover how structured sequencing can group photographs to tell stories and evoke emotion.
Photographer and art therapist Carly Sullens guides participants through a transformative creative journey—one that moves past technical perfection and into image-making rooted in authenticity, emotion, and intention.
Join artist Vanessa Marsh in exploring the practical side of lumen printing—processing images, gauging light intensity, and selecting the right paper as well as experimenting with exposure times and multiple exposures.
