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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.

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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.

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Slow Looking: Depth Over Speed in Documentary Photography with Jane Evelyn Atwood (In-Person Learning – Three Sessions)

In an age of fast scrolling and fleeting moments, this intensive weekend workshop invites photographers to slow down—and look deeper. Led by acclaimed documentary photographer Jane Evelyn Atwood, this in-person experience focuses on cultivating attention, presence, and meaning in visual storytelling.

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Poetry of Abstractions: An Immersive Experience in LA with Susan Burnstine (In-Person Learning – Three Sessions)

Discover how to move beyond literal representation and explore abstraction as a powerful visual language. In this immersive Los Angeles-based workshop, participants will use the city’s layered landscapes to develop personal, metaphor-rich imagery through techniques like reflection, multiple exposure, and intentional camera movement.

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