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.
Los Angeles Street Collective: Transitory Reverberations – Reception RSVP
Join us for the opening reception of Transitory Reverberations on Thursday, April 24th, from 6 to 8 pm.
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MEET-UP with the Los Angeles Street Collective photographers! (In-Person – One Session)
Join us for this unique opportunity to hone your street photography skills alongside a dynamic group of photographers who have been making images of daily life on the streets of Los Angeles
Thresholds 2025: The Bold Edition – Reception RSVP
Join us for the opening reception of our projected show, Thresholds 2025: The Bold Edition on Thursday, May 1st!
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The Art of Seeing with Stephen Wilkes (In-Person Learning – Three Sessions)
This workshop will be a deep meditation on elevating each of the student’s ability to take the time to see, enabling each student to explore a deeper and more personal vision through photographing.
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LACP @ LA Times Festival of Books (In-Person)
In Print: Photobook Night at LACP is an exciting opportunity for our Members to showcase their published photography book(s) in a vibrant and supportive environment.
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LACP’s Spring Benefit: Honoring Sam Abell
LACP is thrilled to announce a Spring Benefit honoring the influential photographer and mentor Sam Abell.
We ❤ LA: Re-inventing the Horizon – Reception RSVP
Join us for the opening reception of We ❤ LA: Re-inventing the Horizon on Saturday, March 29th, from 3 pm to 5 pm.
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If you have an archive of film negatives and slides you are probably used to relying on a traditional scanner to convert the images into a digital format for archiving, posting images on a website and/or creating files for printing. Guess what, there is a better way! Copy those negatives and slides with your DSLR camera and a macro lens. It’s faster, easier, better quality and never goes out of date.
Supporting the Photographic Community: Gear Drive at LACP (In-Person)
In an effort to support our community and photographers affected by the devastating fires, LACP will host a Photography Equipment Drive on March 12th from 7 PM to 9 PM and March 13th from 10 AM to 4 PM, 2025 at our DTLA home.
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