Since 1990, more than 19,000 participants and instructors have worked with the Santa Fe Workshops to pursue their passion for photography.
Inspired by the experience of being On Location, The Workshops offer state-of-the-art photographic education in settings that encourages you to devote your full attention to sparking your creativity and expanding your technical skills.
Learn the tools and concepts behind artful, high-level portraiture. Kate McCurdy shares her editorial portrait and in post-editing expertise, covering all creative and professional aspects of the industry.
Take part in Ed Kashi’s focused five-day photography intensive directed towards developing a complete, refined body of work, exploring interweaving mediums, poignant subjects, and impactful visual narrative styles.
Acquire the fundamental skills to become proficient in Adobe Photoshop with this entry-level, in-person workshop that guides you through the technical software using step-by-step tutorials that are fun and easy to understand.
Learn the proper Adobe Lightroom Classic (LrC) workflow, build a solid technical foundation, and streamline your photography with step-by-step tutorials that are fun and easy to understand as you apply this software to your own photography.
Discover and explore nature’s embrace in Santa Fe, New Mexico as Xuan-Hui Ng shares her techniques for photographing nature, including her use of natural light, shadows, reflections, rain, snow, and mist to simplify and add texture to the images.
Incorporate artificial light into storytelling as a creative means to define individual styles while preserving the authenticity of documented scenes
Refine your photographic voice with Oghalé as he guides you through hands-on assignments and projects that challenge you to apply newfound insights and hone your skills.
Enhance the impact of a body of work by sorting, arranging, and placing images to tell a compelling photographic story.
Explore the use of materials to create a still-life tableau informed by allusion and symbolism.
Start with a digital file, move through the nuances of post-processing techniques, and end-up with ten ready-to-frame fine-art prints in one weekend.
