Writing Pictures: The New Edition with Joanne Dugan (Online Learning – Five Sessions)
This highly collaborative workshop, open to both new and returning students, provides time and space to explore the dynamic relationship between writing and image making. Through a series of weekly creative prompts, students spontaneously generate new and innovative work in a collaborative, supportive setting that encourages risk taking.
In this workshop, George Nobechi returns to LACP to lead an extended, more in-depth iteration of his photographic course in Japanese Aesthetics (Western Light, Eastern Wind). Set on the beautiful grounds of Balboa Park, San Diego, the location is filled with museums, botanical gardens, and numerous possibilities for participants to observe and make photographs incorporating a quiet, thoughtful approach to image-making.
Join award-winning memoirist and teacher Molly Wizenberg for an intensive one-week workshop in memoir writing. In this class for creative nonfiction writers of all experience levels, we will use life's everyday experiences to reveal and write the stories that matter most.
Today’s fine art photography market asks for more than beautiful, well-crafted images. Curators, gallerists and editors are looking for work created with intention and/or work focused around an idea or concept.
Join renowned photographer and teacher Sam Abell for an intensive one-week workshop in documentary photography. The week will be structured to take serious photographers further on their journey.
This class empowers teens to express their thoughts, ideas, and perspectives on the world around them through the art of photography. By exploring their environment and reflecting on their individual realities, students will develop a personal visual narrative that captures their unique viewpoint.
In this course, students will learn how to choose and explore a meaningful topic through photography, whether it's capturing the essence of a person, a place, or an abstract concept. In a fun, collaborative setting, we'll focus on visual storytelling, editing, and developing a cohesive series of images that reflect each student's personal vision and style.
In this fun and engaging weeklong class, teens will unleash their creativity and discover the power of photography as a storytelling tool. Through hands-on projects, students will explore different themes and techniques, including light painting, forced perspective, and photo manipulation, while developing their own unique visual voice.
The Creative Portrait with Rania Matar (Online Learning – Five Sessions)
In this workshop, we discuss all the elements of what makes a good portrait and delve into the process of working with people.
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In this week-long course, students will learn how to capture compelling images through the lens of street photography while also exploring the art of visual storytelling. Los Angeles is full of vibrant street scenes, architecture, and diverse people, making it a perfect backdrop for this type of work.