Color, Light, Action, Pattern
Take a deep-dive exploration of the four visual elements essential to every transcendent travel photograph.
Workshop Type: Perspectives
Santa Fe Workshops has added a unique opportunity to our online programming. We are presenting a series of live seminars from a few of our most esteemed instructors. These image-makers set a high bar with their ability to captivate a classroom; offering insights, unique perspectives, and a masterful command of language.
There’s history in the making here with original, not-to-be-missed presentations from these creative geniuses at the prime of their careers. Enrollment is limited, so register early.
In Search of the Sacred: Creating a Way to Explore and Photograph the World
Create a career that allows you to travel the world while making meaningful and resonant images.
How to Become Better Photographers by Asking Better Questions
Ask and answer fearless questions to uncover your blind spots and reframe your creative challenges as a photographer.
Travel: Across the World and Deep Within
Consider why travel in the new millennium is not just a luxury, but a moral obligation, and why it is more important than ever, in our accelerating age of information overload, to clear our heads and not forget what sustains us most.
From National Geographic to the Photo Ark: The Endless Quest for the Perfect Picture
Join National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore to elevate your photographs to their full potential while making the world a better place.
Three Simple Lines & The Color of Wind
Exploring the intersection of images and words, Natalie and Eddie reveal the truths they have learned about these two universal languages; and their stories and insights are sure to change how you perceive your life as a writer or a photographer.
Day to Night, through Ellis Island, to “Jay Myself”
Take a unique in-depth look at the creative and technical processes behind three masterful bodies of work with renowned photographer, filmmaker, and National Geographic Society explorer Stephen Wilkes.
Wild Stories: The Perilous Art of Adventure Writing
Consider and explore narrative non-fiction writing with Hampton and Doug that focuses on the outside world—including natural science, environmental politics, adventure sports, exploration, and far-flung travel stories.
Finding Your Voice
Connect more deeply with your photographic voice on a practical as well as a spiritual journey that will change the way you see your creative world and your photographic projects.
Gorman on Gorman: Five Decades
Ride along with Greg Gorman and his high-octane energy and extraordinary storytelling skills as he offers you an intimate view of his ground-breaking 50-year career — from celebrity portraits to fine-art figure work.