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Cyanotype Printing: Creating Magical Work at Home with Rebecca Hackemann (Online Learning – Six Sessions)

Explore the rich history and creative potential of cyanotype printing in this six-week online course led by artist Rebecca Hackemann. From traditional techniques to experimental mixed media approaches, students of all levels will learn to create striking, one-of-a-kind prints from their own home studios.

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Destination Street: Perspectives on the World of Street Photography with Rammy Narula (Online Learning – Six Sessions)

Embark on a six-week virtual journey through global street photography with Rammy Narula, exploring how culture, place, and personal perspective shape the stories we capture. Through guided assignments, critiques, and insights from Rammy’s international practice, this course helps photographers of all levels develop a more intentional and personal approach to their work.

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The Photobook from Conception to Publication with Caleb Cain Marcus (Online Learning – Six Sessions)

In this immersive six-session workshop, acclaimed designer and photographer Caleb Cain Marcus guides photographers in transforming their image series into published photo books, covering everything from developing compelling proposals to navigating publishing logistics. Participants will engage in collaborative discussions and one-on-one sessions, refining their projects and preparing impactful presentations for potential publishers.

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Intermediate Studio Lighting with Hugh Kretschmer (In-Person Learning – Six Sessions)

Building on foundational skills, this intermediate-level course deepens students’ technical and creative fluency in studio lighting. Through hands-on exercises and advanced techniques, participants will explore lighting tools, multi-light setups, and visual storytelling across portraiture, still life, and product photography.

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Layers of Imagination: The Art of Multiple Exposure with Manuela Thames (Online Learning – Six Sessions)

The practice of using multiple exposures to create a single image can bring dreamlike, surreal and otherworldly qualities to photography and expands the possibilities for imagination and vision.  Fine-art photographer Manuela Thames demonstrates methods that can be applied to all genres, from portraits and landscapes to abstract and still life.

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