Low-light, late evening, and nighttime photography are challenging and rewarding aspects of travel photography that are often overlooked. This action-packed, four-day workshop delves into long exposures, work with on-camera and off-camera small strobes, and painting with light. The emphasis is on expanding your creative vision in the realm of low-light photography in order to elevate your travel photography beyond the ordinary. Nevada uses a lively blend of lectures, discussions, and assignments to support the challenges of tackling low-light photography with a digital camera.

The historic town of Santa Fe is a perfect backdrop for our photographic forays. In addition, the workshop coincides with the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, which provides abundant and exciting opportunities for late-evening photography. The workshop includes group and individual critiques and personal assignments. Those who want to explore the creative possibilities of low-light photography, and don’t mind staying up late, are encouraged to attend.