Discovering A Workshop

Improve your photography in the classroom and in the field

Ibarionex R. Perello

Published April 1, 2004
Updated June 20, 2016

Photography is always a work in progress. Whether you’re a serious hobbyist or a working professional, you’re learning new things, from discovering the features of the latest camera to finding another way of looking at light. There’s so much to learn that it seems impossible to absorb all the information out there.

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