Visual storytelling is an essential skill set for every photographer to develop. Through the fine art of deliberate image selection and editing, we are able to transform a random collection of photographs into a compelling and dynamic visual narrative.

This workshop is open to all photographers with ongoing or completed visual projects. Sarah and Bill bring years of experience in managing and presenting long-form visual narratives, and during an instructive and inspirational week, they share the expertise that puts you on a path to achieving your project’s goals. By examining the elements of effective storytelling, we gain a clear, step-by-step approach to refining our narrative skills, organizing our images, and editing our photographs into an exhibit, book, or publishable story.

In a fun, collaborative, and inspirational environment, we learn and grow from Sarah’s and Bill’s daily presentations, engage in editing exercises, and learn from each other’s solutions and successes. We aren’t concerned with creating new images, only with taking our existing storytelling projects to the next level. As we master the practical editing skills that further our photographic journeys, we put to rest the old adage that photographers are their own worst editors.