Workshop Descriptions

Our workshops are here to help photographers in the community expand their knowledge, build their portfolio or interact with new talent. Our goal is always to provide the best workshops with the best value. Whether you are an amateur or a professional, come out to work in one of our great spaces and meet some phenomenal artists.

Workshops are broken down into Portraiture, Beauty, Fashion, Boudoir, Figure & Form, Creative/Avant Garde,
Dance or Signature Series. You can find detailed information on all of the genres below.

  • Black and white portrait of a young man with medium-length hair, wearing a hoodie and a mesh shirt.

    Portraiture

    Portraiture can be one of the most difficult things to master in photography. It isn't just finding the right lighting that suits your subject but bringing out the personality of the person that you are photographing. We will help to show you which modifiers are best based on skin tone and the shape of someones face to help hone your skills.

  • Close-up portrait of a woman with long blonde hair, fair skin, and gray eyes, touching her lips with her finger against a dark background.

    Beauty

    Our beauty workshops bring in both experienced models but also the best makeup and hairstylists to create looks that are clean and elegant or bold and creative. With the combination of a great space, lighting and talent, you can be assured to walk away with photos that you will definitely be putting in your portfolio.

  • Two women standing side by side, lifting their shirts to reveal their midriffs, wearing black and white printed tops and black pants.

    Fashion

    Our fashion workshops go from the very basic of lighting setups all the way to our avant garde series with crazy outfits and advanced lighting.

    These workshops are run out of our studios or on location. 

  • Black and white photo of a woman in lingerie, facing away, with her arms raised and hair flowing down her back.

    Boudoir

    Boudoir workshops allow photographers to learn the lighting, posing and general practice for boudoir photographers. These workshops are run out of our studios or on location. 

  • A person performing a yoga pose on a high block, with their body bent and arms extended forward.

    Figure & Form

    Artistic photography has been a popular subject since the very beginnings of the medium, and even before the invention of the camera, the form and figure of the human body has played a significant role in all the visual arts. There’s nothing ‘nudge, nudge, wink, wink’ about this: it’s a celebration of human form, a study of the body’s landscape in all its beauty.

    Our Figure and Form workshops will show you how to pose the model for great images and how to sculpt the light to give you something truly beautiful and artistic.

  • A woman with dark makeup and black feathered clothing surrounded by her reflections in a mirror, creating multiple mirrored images.

    Creative/Avant Garde

    Creative/Avant Garde photography can be as simple as moody lighting with creative clothing, headpieces or even just the use of a simple cloth. Our creative workshops will help to show you that sometimes you don't need a big budget to create a great image. Just timing, the right talent and a little know how.

  • Black and white photograph of a ballet dancer mid-leap, wearing a flowing dress against a dark background.

    Dance

    Dance photography is one of the trickiest as it is all about timing and creating the right lighting conditions to allow for the grace and beauty to really shine through in each image. We bring highly skilled ballerinas into the space or on location to help us not only create great images, but allow us to learn from the pros themselves.

  • Black and white photo of a topless woman with long hair, holding a rose in front of her body, partially covered by a translucent cloth flowing in the air.

    Signature Series

    Our Signature Series will be done through various times in the year. This series brings in local or international photographers to help them talk about their style of photography, lighting and to help you one on one in getting great images.