Photography Workshops

Written by: Tiffany Joyce

A small sampling of photography workshops happening around the world:

Santa Fe Photographic Workshops hosts a myriad of photography workshops all around the globe. Locations include Rome, Albuquerque New Mexico (balloon festival), Spain, Australia, and Peru. Enrollment is limited, so apply early for the location of your choice. Tuition and fees vary by location.

Popular Photography’s Digital Days workshops are held in the continental United States. The curriculum offers something for every level of expertise – beginners through advanced. Attendance for two days is a mere $139.00.

Maine Media Workshopshost workshops for photography, filmmaking, multimedia, and more. Class tuition runs around the $1000 mark. The workshop is part of the Maine Media Collegeof Rockport, Maine.

Arizona Highways photography workshops offers weekend workshops, as well as workshops that last for three or more days. Examples of classes include the Phoenix Zoo, Verde Valley, Intro to Camera Flash, and Summer in Flagstaff. Weekend workshops run from $135 to $185, destination workshops cost more depending on the location.

Outdoor Photo Workshops features such exciting photography instruction as “Birds of Prey”, “Adventure Sports Weekend”, “Winter Wildlife”, and “Wild Mustangs”. Classes are located in the continental United States and fees are in the $2000 range.

Jason Friend Photography takes clients to the north of England. Tours include such picturesque destinations as Dunstanburgh Castle & Northumberland Coast, South Tyneside Coast, and Farne Islands & Seahouses. Total cost to participate in each workshop is just fifty pounds.

Photo credits (in order of appearance):
- “Lincoln Balloon Festival” by HAM guy on Flickr Creative Commons.
- “Breakwater in Rockport” by Christopher Craig on Flickr Creative Commons.
- “Fox in Snow” by Rob Lee on Flickr Creative Commons.

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