The Personal Landscape

Fine-art photographer Tsar Fedorsky leads participants in discovering their own visual voice by developing the technical and creative skills needed to produce memorable personal landscape photographs.

The Art of the Empathetic Portrait

With Andrew Southam as your guide, explore how to grow artistically and cultivate the ability to make portraits that resonate with empathy by becoming deeply present and connected, learning to create images that reach into emotion and expression.

Flat Lay Photography: See, Arrange, Create

Explore and experiment with the fundamentals of light, composition, and form to uncover the unexpected connections between objects and transform them into striking visual compositions.

Blurb and the Artist Book

Dan Milnor guides participants through the Blurb platform, offering insights on producing high-quality books and magazines, from single copies to larger runs, as well as exploring strategies for designing, curating, and promoting publications.

Stitching Now into Then: Embroidering on Photos

Everyday photographs of weddings, birthdays, family gatherings, and countless other moments carry the universality of human experience and in this new online workshop Jane Waggoner Deschner shares her practice of embroidering onto found photographs.

Adobe InDesign for Photographers

Led by designer and educator Cotton Miller, explore how to use InDesign not just as software, but as a creative canvas, crafting layouts that feel clean, intentional, and visually striking.

Experimental Photography: Film Soup and 35mm Interventions

Visual artist and photographer Daura Campos leads you through Film Soup, a process that physically alters undeveloped photographic film using common household ingredients, along with learning how to prepare and shoot film specifically for this process.

Creative Techniques for Expressive Photography

Move beyond the literal to explore a more poetic, expressive way of seeing and creating, exploring compositional montages, dreamlike Orton imagery, intentional camera movement (ICM), mirror montages, and in-camera multiple exposures guided by André Gallant.