Classes

Examining the work of filmmakers can be eye-opening for photographers. This class will help you improve your compositional skills and deepen your work through a visual study of a wide range of movies. We’ll view and analyze… [read more]

Have you ever been struck by a place you photographed but later wondered whether you made the strongest image possible? What if the light had been different, the leaves off the trees, or your point of view or focal length… [read more]

This class will help develop your still life practice into a body of work that’s cohesive and expressive — whether you’re creating a portfolio of abstracted botanical landscapes, working on the photos for your own… [read more]

When you want to go beyond seeing your images on a digital display or two-dimensional print, consider adding mixed media, where every choice you make in materials, techniques, composition, and color plays a role in the… [read more]

To the American art critic Rosalind Krauss, Surrealism has played a pivotal role in the development of art in the past 100 years. And in her landmark work, The Optical Unconscious, she developed the idea that photography has… [read more]

In this class focusing on architectural interiors, we’ll discuss lighting, equipment, and camera settings, but also the challenge of how to translate and communicate the atmosphere, poetry, and meaning of a space and how… [read more]

This intimate mentoring group meets once per month and is for photographers and media artists who are looking for long-term support and continuity while working on a project. We’ll look at different approaches to… [read more]

The world of photography is immense, and most of us know only a part of it. This class invites you to become inspired as we discover together the diverse voices of photographers from across the globe whose work is often… [read more]

A seminar looking at new and alternative ways of investigating what it means to be human in 2025, while engaging students to enlarge their vision and produce their own innovative work. We will look at and analyze a variety of… [read more]

Expand the creative use of your images as you explore some of the many ways you can make new image-based works through photo collage and assemblage. This class is for photographers who want to experiment with how they can… [read more]

The Print Module in Lightroom Classic has plenty of tricks up its sleeve — many of them not limited to printing. In this five-week class, Kai McBride will show you how to get the most out of this powerful and… [read more]

This course invites you to engage in “slow looking” — a mindful practice that encourages you to pause, engage all of your senses, and connect more deeply with your subject before making any photographic decisions. The goal… [read more]

This course is meant to help students create meaningful photography projects that reframe, reclaim, and deepen their relationships to life experiences. Throughout our lives, we sometimes lose connection to our emotional needs… [read more]

The essential question most photographers face at some point is what to photograph. One answer is to engage with the social landscape that begins at your front door — for the attentive photographer, that landscape can be… [read more]

Adobe’s InDesign is the most flexible and powerful application to layout and design a photobook or zine. This 6-session class is for students who are new to InDesign and also for those who’d like a refresher to work on a… [read more]

This project-based class is about how the photographer can conceptualize their work to increase its impact in pursuit of social and individual change. We will look at diverse presentation strategies while exploring how… [read more]