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Getting Started with Your DSLR Camera with Joaquin Palting (In-Person Learning – One Session)

This hands-on workshop is designed for photographers who are new to DSLR cameras. Over three hours, participants will learn the essential settings and controls of their DSLR, including exposure, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and basic composition. The class demystifies technical jargon and empowers students to understand how their choices affect the final image. 

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One Place, Many Stories with Ed Kashi (In-Person Learning – Three Sessions)

In this intensive three-day workshop, participants will create a cohesive body of work through daily shooting assignments, lectures, group discussions, and image reviews. Working in a shared Los Angeles location—or following a collectively chosen theme—students will explore the relationship between candid street photography, environmental portraiture, and landscape or sense-of-place imagery.

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Sunscape – Desert Light: Landscape Photography in Joshua Tree with Michael E. Gordon (In-Person Learning)

Discover new ways of seeing and photographing the extraordinary landscape of Joshua Tree, from its expansive vistas to its subtle textures and shifting desert light. Through fieldwork and critique, develop a more intentional approach to composition, light, and creating expressive photographs of place.

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