Business Practices for Fine-Art Photographers
Discover an invaluable perspective honed over decades—one you won’t find taught in MFA programs.
Workshop Categories: Professional Development
Pick up the skills necessary to survive and thrive in the business of photography. These workshops inspire a merger between commerce and art. We provide the proven methods for attracting more attention to your work, with photographers who have an impressive track record for professional success. Go forth and be successful!
The Editorial Portrait: Production Process from Start to Finish
Dive deeply into the world of a contemporary portraitist for a greater understanding of the realities of working in the industry at a high professional level.
Self-Publishing for Photographers: Books to Zines
Get strategic about the creative range of self-publishing options while exploring typography, materials, software, and more.
Editing the Visual Story
Solidify the skills that transform a random collection of images into a compelling and dynamic visual narrative with two masters of the craft.
Final Portfolio: Completing A Photographic Project
Refine the skills needed to create a unique, intentional, and thoughtful set of images with a master of portfolio development.
Launching or Refining Your Career as a Fine-Art Photographer
Think creatively about how to adapt to the new reality of selling your art in a time of shifting sands.
Memoir: Taking Your Story to the Next Level
The real artistry of prose writing is the translation of the emotional stakes of a story onto its physical landscape.
Architectural Photography: Beauty and Structure
Lay the foundation for strong architectural images by studying techniques and philosophies with a modern master.
MediaStorm Methodology Master Class
Look inside the workings of a successful film and interactive production company with Brian Storm, founder of MediaStorm, and leave with an understanding of what it takes to produce quality documentaries and digital multimedia stories, from software options, to story selection, to distribution.
Content vs. Concept: An Introduction to Conceptual Art Making
Transform the quality of your portfolio by recalibrating the relationship between ideas and output.
