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ABOUT THE WOODSTOCK PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP & LECTURE SERIES
Since
1977
CPW has offered the Woodstock Photography Workshop and
Lecture series to educate, encourage, inform, and inspire
photographers of all ages.
Held at CPW in the idyllic town of Woodstock, NY, our hands-on Workshops allow you to expand your craft, skills, and vision under the mentorship of a leading image-maker. Our specialized weekend classes and parallel lecture series continue to attract photographers, artists, & students from across the US and Canada, from a wide range of photographic experience — ranging from the beginning photographer to the professional image-maker.
CPW's workshops have long been known as a place — free from everyday distractions — to focus on your own work in an environment with people who share your love and interest in photography. This is the place to take the time to explore, experiment, learn new techniques, problem solve, & re-energize. Each event is kept intimate by limited enrollment & our highly qualified support staff help make your experience all that you had hoped for and more.
Curious about the workshops? See them in action here.
Would you like to receive the print version of the 2013 catalog? Email your mailing address to info@cpw.org.
2013 SCHEDULE
MARCH:
2-3 | Dennis O'Clair Intro to DSLR Video
21, April 18, and May 9 | Alice Sachs Zimet Collecting Photography 101: Beginner Basics
APRIL:
20, and Wednesdays 24-June 5 | Craig J. Barber Embracing the Long Haul: Strategies for Long Term Projects
MAY:
25-26 | Ariel Shanberg & Phillip Toledano Getting Known / Being Shown *
31-June 2 | Tom DeLooza The Contemporary Ambrotype
JUNE:
8-9 | Sam Abell The Next Step *
Phil Mansfield Intro to Photoshop
15-16 | Connie Imboden Using the Nude to See the World in a New Way *
17 | NYC Portfolio
Review
22-25 | Fawn Potash Intro to Photographic & Encaustic Processes
28-30 | Bobbi Lane Lighting Essentials: One & Two Light Portraits
JULY:
6-7 | Dan Burkholder iPhone Photography: The Next Step
Lori Grinker Navigating the Long Term Photographic Project *
10-12 | Jeannette Rodriguez-Pineda Teen Camp: Antiquarian Photographic Processes
13-14 | Joan Barker Intro to Digital Photography
20-21 | David Hilliard The Art of Multiple Imaging: Conceptualizing Time & Space *
Laura Steele Fine Art Printing
26-28 | Dave Anderson The DSLR Video Frontier: Multimedia Storytelling Beyond the Basics
27-28 | Robert Bowen Animating the Still Photograph
29-August 1 | Elizabeth Unterman Teen Camp: Digital Photography
AUGUST:
3-4 | Alex Webb & Rebecca Norris Webb Finding Your Vision *
17-18 | Henry Horenstein The Unseen Woodstock *
18-20 | Lothar Osterburg Photogravure
21-23 | Lothar Osterburg Photogravure
24-25 | Mary Ellen Mark The World Observed *
31-September 1 | Kelli Connell Face to Face: Making Photographic Portraits *
SEPTEMBER:
7-8 | Michelle Bates The Plastic Dream Machine: Holga Photography
14-15 | Mark Klett Reinventing History *
20-22 | Gabriel Biderman Seize the Night
21-24 | Fawn Potash Intro to Photographic & Encaustic Processes
27 | NYC Portfolio
Review
28 | Phil Mansfield Food Styling 101
NEW DATE: 28-29 | David H. Wells Surviving & Thriving with Digital Workflow
28-29 | Alan Rapp & Cig Harvey The Photographer/Editor Collaboration: Publishing a Photographic Book *
OCTOBER:
5-6 | Katherine Wright Alternative Digital Processes
Wednesdays, 16-November 20, 3:30-5:30 PM | Keiko Sono After School Teen Video Program
NEW DATE: 26 | Phil Mansfield Fall Foliage Tour
DECEMBER:
9 | NYC Portfolio
Review