We love this quote by Peter Turnley, “In a period of a very quiet 30 seconds to five minutes, there is literally an exchange of love in the interaction between two sets of eyes.” Portrait photography is ninety percent human connection and ten percent technical mastery. Learn to make compelling portraits by studying with some of the finest portraitists working today. In the studio or on location, novice or pro, learn from great photographers who love to teach.
This unforgettable six-day workshop leads into the 29th edition of Paris Photo and provides guests with a backstage, curated week exploring Paris through the lens of photography, blending street photography with in-depth classroom sessions for personalized feedback.
Acclaimed editorial photographer Peter Yang breaks down how to take your work to the next level, from brainstorming creative ideas to bringing them to life with thoughtful lighting and composition.
Join acclaimed editorial and documentary photographer Joe Perri in Santa Fe for a week of storytelling and exploration, leaving with several completed visual narratives and an expanded definition and practice of portraiture.
This April, join photojournalist and native New Mexican Gabriela Campos for this truly one-of-a-kind opportunity to document the Good Friday traditions and Pilgrimage to Chimayo, witnessing and photographing the events of the weekend up close.
Explore the creative fundamentals of portraiture by diving headfirst into a world of cowboys, ranch hands, cowgirls, and other classic characters of the iconic West with longtime New Mexico resident Michael Clark.
This 3 day, popup workshop in Los Angeles provides a deep dive into brand storytelling for aspiring commercial photographers, advancing their business and creative skills to secure higher-paying commercial jobs and create collaborative partnerships with brands.
Join National Geographic photographer Massimo Bassano in this travel photography experience exploring Rome, Florence, and Naples, offering a unique street photography perspective of these three cities woven together through thousands of years of joined history.
Join Shaina Fishman in this workshop tailored for beginner and hobbyist photographers aiming to improve their skills starting with a review of the basics of photography, including f-stop, shutter speed, ISO, and focal length, with a focus on photographing cats and dogs.
Join Tony Corbell and learn how to see light, control it, and create striking photographs using both natural and artificial light, developing a unique perspective and the knowledge to embrace pushing the limits.
Join Carlan Tapp to explore the creative visual possibilities of the monochromatic image, learn how to see in black and white as well as the technical aspects of transforming a color digital image into monochrome.
