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.
Examine the science of light, understanding the electromagnetic spectrum and how different types of light (from infrared to visible) impact exposure, mood, and composition in this new online workshop with Mark Kesling.
This new online workshop, led by instructor Anne Eder, participants work with salted papers and silver nitrate, creating images through this “photogenic drawing” technique.
From her studio in Philadelphia, Shanyn Fiske leads participants through a full demo shoot with a professional model and makeup artist, taking you inside the process of building an exceptional professional model portfolio.
Shelley Vandegrift guides students through the unique features of Adobe Lightroom Mobile to adjust lighting, contrast, and color as well as exploring Superimpose, Distressed FX+, and other apps that offer simple, effective tools to modify and combine content into unique artistic images.
Build a solid foundation and refine your ongoing love of birds by learning the techniques essential for capturing memorable bird photos as well as the aesthetic, fine-art aspects of this popular niche in photography.
Join Eddie Soloway and Esprit Travel in this nine-night adventure, traveling off the beaten path and becoming immersed in a diversity of gardens, neighborhoods, and artisans, rich with photographic possibilities.
Heather Evans Smith guides participants through her photographic storytelling methodology, sharing with participants valuable insights and inspiration for crafting their own unique narratives that are enhanced by color and memory.
This new online workshop with Leanne Trivett S. invites participants to explore how the structural elements found in both music and photography—dynamics, balance, harmony, lyric, improvisation, and rhythm.
During this online workshop, we explore various aspects of photography, apply contradictory techniques, and intentional camera movements to landscape, street, and figurative subjects.
From iPhone to digital infrared, in water or the landscape, and from abandoned haciendas, fine-art photographer Elizabeth Opalenik inspires you to explore all the possibilities with gracious male and female figure and dance models who collaborate in expressing your intuitive create soul.
