Photographing in the Social Landscape with Thomas Alleman (Hybrid Learning – Six Sessions)
This course explores the "Social Landscape"—the everyday environments shaped by people, culture, and the built world—through the lens of contemporary and historical photography. Students will examine how to photograph the familiar with fresh eyes, developing images that reflect, question, and connect us to the public spaces and shared experiences around us.
Introduction to Street Photography with Todd Felderstein (In-Person Learning – Two Sessions)
Explore the art of street photography in this immersive two-day workshop focused on visual storytelling, creative observation, and developing your unique photographic voice. Led by director and street photographer Todd Felderstein, the class combines technical instruction, guided shoots in Los Angeles, and group discussion to help you build confidence and fluency behind the lens.
The Photobook from Conception to Publication with Caleb Cain Marcus (Online Learning – Six Sessions)
In this immersive six-session workshop, acclaimed designer and photographer Caleb Cain Marcus guides photographers in transforming their image series into published photo books, covering everything from developing compelling proposals to navigating publishing logistics. Participants will engage in collaborative discussions and one-on-one sessions, refining their projects and preparing impactful presentations for potential publishers.
Intermediate Studio Lighting with Hugh Kretschmer (In-Person Learning – Six Sessions)
Building on foundational skills, this intermediate-level course deepens students’ technical and creative fluency in studio lighting. Through hands-on exercises and advanced techniques, participants will explore lighting tools, multi-light setups, and visual storytelling across portraiture, still life, and product photography.
Creative Still Life with Tara Sellios (Online Learning – Six Sessions)
Explore still life as a poetic and expressive art form in this six-session online course with fine art photographer Tara Sellios. Through guided image-making, preliminary sketching, material exploration, and personal reflection, students will develop emotionally resonant photographs that speak to light, mood, and meaning.
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Reservoir – In-Person Exhibition Opening Reception, RSVP
Join us for the opening reception of Reservoir on Thursday, January 29th, 2026, 6-8pm at LACP Headquarters.
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A Yellow Rose Revisited with Frances Jakubek and Meg Griffiths (In-Person Learning – Three Sessions)
This immersive three-day, in-person workshop invites photographers to explore identity, legacy, and social dialogue through still life photography, inspired by A Yellow Rose Project. Guided by project founders Frances Jakubek and Meg Griffiths, participants will engage in hands-on image-making, group discussion, and critical reflection—culminating in a collaborative visual response rooted in personal and collective narratives.
Matthew Finley: Lost and Found – Book Launch & Closing Reception RSVP
Join us for the book launch and closing reception of Lost and Found a solo show by Matthew Finley on Thursday, Nov. 6th, from 6 pm to 8 pm.
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Explore the exciting intersection of photography and artificial intelligence in this introductory course on Generative Image Making with Midjourney, led by award-winning photographer Ann Elliot Cutting. Designed for artists and photographers new to AI, this hands-on workshop will guide you through the capabilities of AI-generated images, helping you develop your unique approach while addressing prompt creation, blending techniques, and the ethical considerations of using AI in your creative process.
Explore the exciting intersection of photography and artificial intelligence in this introductory course on Generative Image Making with Midjourney, led by award-winning photographer Ann Elliot Cutting. Designed for artists and photographers new to AI, this hands-on workshop will guide you through the capabilities of AI-generated images, helping you develop your unique approach while addressing prompt creation, blending techniques, and the ethical considerations of using AI in your creative process.