IN THIS SEMI-PRIVATE WORKSHOP you will explore the remarkable beauty of autumn in New Mexico, photographing the Land of Enchantment during the season's change of color, texture, light, and shadow.

This workshop is for photographers who want more personal and one-on-one help during their photographic journey. Craig will adjust the schedule to the needs and preferences of the group. The workshop will be limited to four participants and is based in Santa Fe.

Autumn in New Mexico. The last sturdy wild flowers fill the hills. Red chili ristras rattle against aged adobe walls. Pinon smoke rises in the evening air.

Northern New Mexico is sand and sage, plains and mesas, flame colored cliffs – surrounded by sky and clouds that herald the change of time and weather. The challenge of the photographer is to capture the intensity and beauty of land, of light and shadow.

You will learn or discuss: methods of photographing landscape and architecture, how to best use your tripod, utilizing natural light to the best advantage, aesthetics of photography relating to composition, color, and patterns/shapes found in nature.

This workshop is open to all photographers interested in exploring the diverse landscape and architecture of New Mexico with their camera. You should have a working knowledge of your camera, film or digital. Digital shooters must bring a laptop computer with editing software and be self sufficient with their computer and software.

INSTRUCTOR: Craig Varjabedian

ASSISTANT: Jay Packer

LIMITED ENROLLMENT: 4 participants only

SCHEDULE: Sunday September 28 at 7:00 pm through Saturday am October 4

COST: $2995.

WORKSHOPS INCLUDE:
     ¥ Professional one-on-one photographic instruction/coaching
     • 4-star lodging throughout the workshop
     • Snacks and bottled water on field trips
     • Packed meals and exquisite final night dinner
     • All entrance, tour & permit fees
     • Group and one-on-one feedback sessions about your work

HOW TO ENROLL: FAQ