White Sands to Santa Fe: Discovering the Enchantment
Discover and explore enchanted White Sands and historic Santa Fe with photography as your lens.
Workshop Categories: Travel Photography
Great travel photography comes from a place of connection and meaning.Some argue that photographing when traveling insulates one from the travel experience. We think nothing is further from the truth. Compelling travel photography requires an intimate relationship with cultures, landscapes, and people.Our instruction focuses on teaching artists how to cultivate a connection with those they encounter and translate that connection into powerful and empathetic photographs.
The Cradle of Modern Civilization: Iraq Today
Turn your camera toward the heart of ancient Mesopotamia, one of the planet’s few unexplored places.
CubaSeen Artist in Residency in Havana
Explore, reflect, and engage your natural curiosity as an artist with support and feedback from leaders in Havana’s vibrant art scene.
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.
Two Cameras, One Life: A National Geographic Story
Get a comprehensive inside look at one couple’s path to working with National Geographic, complete with tips and strategies.
The Art of the Travel Photo Essay
Build the skills and confidence to create and curate inspirational travel images.
The Way of the Traveler: Discovering Place and Self
Embark on a travel adventure woven with personal photographic discoveries.
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.
