Human Impacted Landscapes with Morgain Bailey (Online Learning – Six Sessions)

About

Online Learning Class

In this six-session online workshop, photographers of all levels will explore how to develop meaningful, project-based work centered on the human-impacted landscape. Through a supportive and reflective learning environment, participants will be encouraged to deepen their creative practice while engaging with the places they inhabit in more intentional and nuanced ways. 

Combining inspiration with practical structure, the course emphasizes the full arc of project development—from idea generation to planning and execution. Students will examine the work of photographers who investigate humanity’s imprint on the environment, while building a shared vocabulary for discussing visual media. Weekly assignments are designed to expand creative thinking and guide participants toward developing cohesive project outlines. 

Group discussions and critiques will focus on constructive, thoughtful feedback, fostering a collaborative space for growth. Participants will also consider how their personal photographic practice connects to broader communities and audiences. 

This workshop offers both the tools and the time to cultivate a sustained, engaged creative process. 

Morgain Bailey is a visual artist who is passionate about documentary landscape, personal poetics and environmental portraiture. Originally from San Francisco, she now makes her home in northeastern Maine. She has a BFA from The San Francisco Art Institute and has exhibited her work in venues across the United States. Her work is held in multiple private collections. She enjoys creating long-term projects and teaching photography workshops. In her spare time she loves reading about photography theory and adventuring in the great outdoors.

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Details

• 6 Sessions
• Dates: Tuesdays, Septmeber 8 – October 13, 10 am – 12 pm
• Enrollment Limit: 10 students
• Skill/Experience Level: Open to all levels
• Tuition: $675 (Become a Member today and receive 5% – 20% off!)
• Location: Online

A details email complete with the Zoom link will be sent to the attendees prior to the start date. If you have additional questions please email info@lacphoto.org.

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