Advanced Landscape Photography Workshop
321
CAD $595
At a certain point, the technical side of landscape photography stops being the main obstacle. You know how to expose correctly, you understand composition rules, and your editing is clean. The harder question becomes what you are actually trying to say with your photographs, and whether your images reflect that.
What this workshop focuses on
The curriculum is built around creative decision-making rather than technique. We look at how experienced photographers approach a location they have never visited, how they respond when conditions do not cooperate, and how they build a body of work that holds together rather than a collection of individual shots.
Portfolio critique and development
Each participant submits a portfolio of 12 images at the start of the workshop. Instructor Petra Vondrak reviews each set individually and returns detailed written feedback before the group sessions begin. Group critiques happen live and are recorded.
Shooting in adverse conditions is a dedicated section: rain, snow, extreme cold, and fog. These are not obstacles to work around. For landscape photography, they are often the conditions that produce the most interesting light.
Location planning and scouting
We cover how to research a location before visiting, how to use topographic maps and sun position tools, and how to identify what a place looks like at different times of year. Planning is where most great landscape photographs actually begin.
- 4-week live workshop with weekly sessions
- Individual portfolio feedback from instructor Petra Vondrak
- Location scouting guide and resource list
- Lifetime access to session recordings