COVID-19 Update:
Thank you for your patience, and for your continued interest in in-person Strobist Lighting Workshops. To provide the safest possible environment for learning, we have paused the program until the end of the pandemic has been declared.
Our current plan is to resume the workshops at that time. If you would like to be notified when we restart, make sure your name and contact into is on the interest list below.
Thanks,
David
Strobist® Lighting Workshops
Our classes are held as both single- an multi-day events. They have small class sizes and feature lots of time behind the camera. In the longstanding tradition of Strobist.com, our goal is to deliver as much value and knowledge as possible while keeping the costs economically accessible.
We work in an environment of rotating small teams, with lots of one-to-one instruction. We have fun, and I can guarantee you'll have a solid understanding of lighting principles before you leave. Or I won't let you leave.
Single day workshops are usually held near my home base in the Baltimore/Washington area, but are occasionally held elsewhere. That is why I am also collecting geo-information, so I can notify people if a one-day workshop would be occurring near their home.
Extended lighting workshops (usually 2-3 days in length) are generally held in an area that is both economically accessible, and very much worth the trip. Because if you are going to travel for something like this, why not go to a cool destination?
The goal for multi-day workshops is a fast-paced/fun/firehose weekend, in a fantastic setting, while working to keep everything to a manageable cost.
Might Be Interested? Let Me Know.
The interest sign-up list approach has proved to be both fair and efficient for our
X-Peditions trips. So I am going to use that approach for single- and multi-day small-class lighting workshops as well.
Here's how it works.
1. If you think you even
might be interested in a single- or multi-day lighting workshop, please submit your name and email below. This confers no obligation on you whatsoever.
2. I do not sell, rent or otherwise share your email. Because I hate companies who do that.
3. When a lighting worksop is opened, you will be notified via email. Please note that being on this list is the only way to be notified of upcoming worksops.
4. Make sure to include your city/state/country, as that allows me to determine geo-based interest, and helps me to decide where to hold future workshops.
That's it!
Thanks,
David
Photos by Sara Lando and David Hobby except where noted.
