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My workshops are limited to 7 participants, so you get lots of personal instructional time. And, since my goal is to have you devote your time to making photographs and immersing yourself in Italian culture, I take care of all the details; all you have to do is arrive in Italy, photograph and learn.
Italy. Photography. Learning. Tell Your Own Story Through Photographs Sicily Photography Workshop At the crossroads of the Mediterranean, the gorgeous island of Sicily continues to seduce travelers with its diversity of landscapes, spectacular architecture and warm and inviting people. Join me on this photography tour and workshop and learn to create photographs that tell your…
The ancient hill town of Cortona was cool and rainy earlier in May, but when this group rolled in at the end of the month, they brought the sun with them. We were treated to a string of warm days and crisp, clear nights—the kind of weather that makes late spring in Tuscany feel like…
I’ve been leading photography workshops in Italy since 2009. Here are 9 things that I’ve learned that can help transform your travel photography experiences: 1: Community Is Key Keeping my groups to just 7 students means that everyone gets to know each other well, which means that sharing vision, insights, tips and more comes easily….
After a wonderfully rich week of wandering beautiful Tuscan hilltowns and sublime landscapes, photographing, talking about photography and editing through our best work, here are some slideshows from my talented workshop students. Amanda Dussault Ruth Guthrie Keith Guthrie Thanks to the great folks at Soundslides for their help in making the slideshows possible! …
Over at Camera Position, I’ve posted a podcast about the Tuscany photography workshop. Listen as I describe the exciting activities for the week of May 16 to 23, 2009. Have a listen! When you’re done listening, have a look at the Workshop Registration Information.
My Rome and Tuscany workshops are both sold out for 2010. Plans are already in the works for June, 2011…