Colombia: Colonial Cartagena and Carnival de Barranquilla

Photograph the second biggest carnival in the world in Barranquilla after exploring the wonders of Cartagena with frequent National Geographic contributing photographer Kike Calvo.
Cultural Portraits

In this portrait photography workshop centered around the culturally diverse streets of Santa Fe, Jennifer Spelman, emphasizes personal connection, trust, and ease in creating the most expressive portraits that are representative of individuals and their culture.
The Cradle of Modern Civilization: Iraq Today

Turn your camera toward the heart of ancient Mesopotamia, one of the planet’s few unexplored places.
Exploring the Unexplored: Granma Province

Experience the untamed beauty of one of Cuba’s least explored regions and deepen your understanding of Cuba’s history, culture, and people in Granma Province.
Exploring Trinidad, Playa Larga, and Havana

Discover the colonial heritage of charming Trinidad, enjoy the beautiful countryside and people of Playa Larga, then end the journey with a taste of vibrant Havana.
Spain: A Cultural Kaleidoscope

Immerse yourself in the sensory wonders of Spain—both natural and human-made—as you and your camera chronicle an unforgettable journey into culture and history.
The Art of Visual Storytelling

Focus on building your skills and defining a personal voice in order to create visually compelling stories with Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Deanne Fitzmaurice.
Day of the Dead in Oaxaca

Turn your lens to Oaxacan Day of the Dead celebrations, from altars and sand tapestries to graveyards full of candles and flowers.
Street Photography

Spend five days immersed in the energy of the street, challenging your newfound street photography skills and building your confidence with longtime friends and photographers Arien Chang and Jennifer Spelman.
Festival Time in San Miguel de Allende

Renowned workshop leader Nevada Wier leads this visually rich workshop coinciding with “festival week” in San Miguel de Allende, one of the most important traditions, from colonial times to the present—the annual celebration of the patron saint San Miguel Arcángel (St. Michael).