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.
Keith Carter invites you to broaden your definition of what constitutes “creative work” as he explores fifteen eccentric figures in the history of photography who pushed boundaries, conventions, and expanded our visual vocabulary.
Julieanne Kost shares her creative process in Photoshop from ideation to completion, demonstrating a wide range of methods to combine images as she removes technical barriers, expands your thinking beyond the single image, and opens up new possibilities for creative expression.
Nevada Wier elevates your aesthetic vision and expands your photographic skills in order to capture an image that rises above the usual travel clichés.
Come along on a creative journey across all 50 states and 16 countries for a Magical Mystery Tour of life in the arts with the one-and-only Keith Carter.
Join boundless Maggie Taylor as she shares what she knows to be true and what she leaves to the magic of her creative process.
Transform yourself from a “lurker” to an active and confident content creator.
Unleash the power of Photoshop’s Smart Objects in creative compositing to experience the freedom of changing your mind on an object’s size, shape, warping, smart filters, and even facial expressions.
Take a deep-dive exploration of the four visual elements essential to every transcendent travel photograph.
Create a career that allows you to travel the world while making meaningful and resonant images.
Ask and answer fearless questions to uncover your blind spots and reframe your creative challenges as a photographer.
