Scott Stulberg Photography Workshops

Hands-On Workshops In Amazing Locations

Locations: Burma, India, Iceland, Death Valley, The Palouse, American Southwest, Acadia National Park, Italy, Oregon Coast and the White Horses of the Camargue, France.

As Marcel Proust wrote, “The real journey of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.”

Scott Stulberg, UCLA Extension Photography & Photoshop Instructor of the Year loves helping others learn how to open their eyes and see differently and capture the best images of their lives in beautiful locations. These workshops are designed to push you out of your comfort zone and understand what it takes to be where you want to be.

From sunrise to sunset and often after dark with the Milky Way and the amazing night sky, these workshops are the perfect place to explore new possibilities with your photography. From being at the right place at the right time to scouting out the best light and best compositions to talking the technical side of mastering your camera gear and camera settings to learning the latest post processing techniques, these workshops will push you to think different. Getting those creative juices going and shooting with fellow photographers around is the perfect environment to push yourself and come home with some pretty stunning work.

Getting voted Outstanding Photography & Photoshop Instructor of the year at UCLA Extension was a huge honor for me and shows the passion I have for teaching and helping others push themselves in the world of photography. I have been a travel and stock photographer for as long as I can remember and I love sharing my insights from traveling and shooting around this world—as there is so much to share.

Photography workshops are the perfect environment to show others how to open those eyes and let your imagination soar. My workshops are all about teaching, achieving your goals and taking the mystique out of how to create powerful images. Along with hands-on workshops in this country and abroad, I also teach photography and Photoshop classes in different schools and have for many years, and being in the classroom with students is one of my favorite parts of what I do. I also have fun teaching small, private workshops here in Sedona where we really hone into so many aspects of photography and Photoshop, and especially the night sky.

The topics below are very important aspects of photography, and what I like to have my students think about and work on all the time, but especially during the workshops. Becoming a better photographer means pushing yourself—and learning—as much as you can—and as often as you can!