In conjunction with Festival of the Photograph, the LOOK3 WORKSHOPS and PROJECT CRITIQUE SESSIONS are unique opportunities created to further the development of photographers at all skill levels. Designed to move you beyond your current level and help expand your vision, these courses taught by some of the brightest names in the photography world will challenge the way you see, feel, think and work. The combinations of our courses and 3 day festival provide a singular learning experience that will send you home exhausted, renewed, inspired, and most importantly—a better photographer.

LOOK3 WORKSHOPS JUNE 7-12
The LOOK3 Workshops promises to be one of the most comprehensive and exciting learning opportunities for digital photographers today. Workshop students will spend five days shooting and creating a body of work under the guidance of one of our master photographers to be projected in the Paramount Theater. Students will have access to Canon equipment, learn to work under a deadline, collaborate with fellow students, study world-class exhibits, see the best new photo projects being done today, watch legendary photographers discuss their careers, and network with people from all over the world. The week-long experience will be intense and fast-paced with the goal of pushing your vision and technique to a new level.

The following classes will be offered June 7-12. Each participating student will receive a Festival Pass for events June 12-14. Housing and meals are not included in the price of tuition. Please see the HOW TO page for links to accommodations, including the special housing option for Workshop participants. Click on the course instructor names below for more info regarding each class.

William Albert Allard - Looking For Pictures: The Puzzle Making of Photography (SOLD OUT)
Eugene Richards – Photographing People (portfolio submission required) (SOLD OUT)
David Alan Harvey - The Photographic Essay (SOLD OUT)

LOOK3 PROJECT CRITIQUE SESSIONS June 12 & 13
These in-depth classroom sessions are a unique offering designed for photographers with a serious body of work ready to take to the next level. Open to enthusiasts, photo students, and professionals, these classes are oriented to uncover the seed of your project, to talk about your approach and point of view, edit and sequence the work, and identify a strategy for moving it forward. Each session will be led by professional photographer Maggie Steber and Time magazine Director of Photography MaryAnne Golon, who will offer critical insight, encouragement, and lead group reviews to help you walk away energized and confident about the future of your project.

June 12 – Open to all levels (SOLD OUT)
June 13 – Advanced class (SOLD OUT)