Learn to slow down, your shooting and embrace the tactile craft, and discover the intentional art of shooting on film. Designed for curious beginners and anyone dusting off a vintage camera, this hands-on workshop takes the intimidation out of analog mechanics. You will learn how to properly load and advance a 35mm roll, meter light accurately using manual settings or phone apps, and choose the right film stocks for your creative vision. Participants will learn manual focus, composition, and proper exposure, leaving with a solid mechanical foundation and the confidence to make every frame count.

Step away from "Auto" mode and start shooting with intention in this beginner-friendly digital photography workshop. Designed to demystify your camera’s dials, buttons, and menus, this hands-on class breaks down the core fundamentals of manual control—including aperture, shutter speed, and ISO—so you can confidently capture or freeze motion, and add depth in your images. Participants will learn how to nail focus, understand basic exposure, and frame stronger compositions, walking away with the skills and confidence to capture exactly what you envision.

Learn the art of the cyanotype print from the ground up. This introductory workshop strips photography back to its elemental roots, learning how to mix and coat archival papers with iron-based emulsion before composing striking silhouette prints using botanicals, translucent textures, and custom photo negatives. We’ll guide you step-by-step through UV exposure, development, and creative techniques to unlock rich, Prussian blue tones. You’ll walk away with a working grasp of darkroom-free alternative photography, and a mini portfolio of unique, handcrafted prints.

Step into the studio and take full creative control of your images in this hands-on portrait and lighting intensive. Designed for both digital and 35mm film shooters, this class breaks down artificial light into simple, actionable techniques—moving you from single-source setups to multi-light portraits. You will learn to work with essential modifiers like softboxes and bounce reflectors, and direct your subject with ease.