small-group online photography classes
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Join our global community in live small‑group photography classes, photo talks, and more!
featured programs
Miss the live book release event? Watch the video on our Youtube channel: The Synthetic Eye: Photography Transformed in the Age of AI with Fred Ritchin and Brian Palmer [more info]
The Photobook Show with Stefan Frank is a series of free talks that looks at recent (and not-so-recent) photobooks and how they advance the medium. [more info]
Subscribe to StrudelmediaLive’s YouTube channel for recordings of photo talks, books and zines by our students, and more!
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Photo Classes
Masterclass Course 1
Innovative Strategies for Exploring the Human Condition
Only 1 spot left
5 Wednesdays start Feb 11, 2026
Online Class
Image Alchemy: Gather, Cut, Paste, Transfer
Only 1 spot left
5 Saturdays start Feb 21, 2026
Online Class
Mastering the Lightroom Print Module
5 Tuesdays start Feb 24, 2026
Online Class
New Class Added!
Women Behind the Camera: How They’ve Shaped and Influenced Photography
4 Tuesdays start Mar 10, 2026
Online Class
Photographing Memory and the Unconscious Mind
6 Wednesdays start Mar 11, 2026
What our students say about our teachers
This class was a wonderful experience. It was an intimately sized group (about 6 students), so we all received extensive and personalized feedback, including various references that related to the specific subjects/styles/themes of our work. It gave me the social accountability and courage to start on projects that I have been postponing for many months, for which I am very grateful.
—Aldo (San Francisco)
What a great class — I learned a lot and found it very inspirational!
—Jessica (New York City)
James is an excellent instructor. Patient, informative, astute and generous with his time and feedback. All of that AND an awesome photographer. I learned a lot.
—Jules (New Jersey)
The class was great. Néstor is a wonderful teacher, encouraging, critical in the right ways, and super nurturing. I enjoyed class with him so much.
—Kamal (New York City)
