The Workshops approaches street photography a little differently than traditional street photography. Where traditional street photography has undertones of voyeurism, at The Workshops we focus on spontaneous collaborations where a photographer and subject genuinely connect. It takes skill and confidence to approach someone new, ask to take their portrait, and then weave the existing light and environment together into an image.
Photojournalist, Michael Amici, leads participants in this curated, three day, behind-the-scenes experience connecting and photographing the rich cultural ceremonies of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) in San Miguel de Allende.
World-traveling, iPhone photographer, Jennifer Spelman guides participants in developing the technical skills and creative mindset for capturing memorable photographs as you travel.
Join master color photographer, Arthur Meyerson, in this new and unique workshop designed to sharpen your eye, deepen your awareness, and help you create photographs that feel both spontaneous and intentional.
Guided by New Mexican native and photojournalist Gabriela Campos, explore the visual tapestry that is the living contemporary American West—the grit and ritual of rodeo and cowboy culture, a Northern New Mexico family deeply rooted in lowrider tradition, the creative worlds of local artisans, and more.
Renowned documentary photographer Ismail Ferdous invites photographers of all levels to explore street photography in New York City and how personal experience and perspective shape the way we see and tell stories.
Make a difference with your photography through developing and refining a personal documentary project in this entry-level workshop led by documentary photographer Richard Sharum.
Join world-traveler Jennifer Spelman for a photographic itinerary that includes traditional experiences and authentic local interaction, making it ideal for any photographer who wishes to truly explore and experience the fascinating history, culture, and landscapes of Bhutan.
Join photographer Lilit Danielyan in Lisbon as she shares her deep connection to the city she calls home and one of Europe’s hottest art capitals, exploring the city through photography, capturing its golden light, rich colors, and cultural textures during the spirited lead-up to the Santos Populares street festivals.
This immersive experience, led by photographer, visual arts educator, and Berlin resident Kelly Lee Webeck, offers a unique blend of photographic discovery, layered history, and an evolving cultural identity that encourages image-making that captures not only what’s visible, but what’s remembered and felt.
