We run photo workshops to teach and encourage you to know your camera and experience real creative expression in your photography. Modern cameras are full of incredible technology with many automatic settings that are great for making snapshots. But you can do better than that. You can learn to use your camera to create images with feeling, that tell a story and really communicate your vision.
We have an expanding range of online courses designed to fit your lifestyle – no need to make extra time for extended study as our online workshops will integrate easily into your daily routine.
If you’re traveling to Thailand come and meet us in person so we can tailor a workshop to your skill level and share our passion for photography with you.
In Person Workshops teaching you to make photos like a pro
travel photography workshops
Chiang Mai is a culturally rich and visually diverse city in northern Thailand full of opportunities to create memorable images. We have designed our photo workshops to give you a genuine experience of the city (and surrounds,) while looking to avoid most of the very touristic locations. Signing up for one of our workshops will give you the opportunity learn with our team and take the mystery out of your camera, providing you a greater freedom to enjoy the art of photography.
Experience a Photography Retreat
photography workshops @ Suan Sook Homestay
Fancy taking a photography retreat? We’ve designed and built our home to accommodate guests, especially ones who love photography and want to learn more. Photography is fabulous therapy and the tranquil surroundings will enhance your learning experience.
Located one hours drive from Chiang Mai airport, (we can provide an airport or city transfer for you,) we are ideally situated at the foot of Doi Inthanon National Park. Inthanon is Thailand’s highest mountain and offers an abundance of superb photography locations. Come and design a workshop to best balance what you’d like to see as a traveller and what you’d like to learn as a photographer.
Our Weekend Market Workshops are an ideal street photography environment and true cultral adventure. Click Here for more details.
original workshops that teach you to make photos like a pro
online photography workshops
Taking an online course is a great way to learn to get the most from your camera when you can’t make it to one of our workshops in person … and a great way to remind yourself of what you learned if you have experienced learning with us in person.
Once you’ve enrolled in any of our online courses you have continual access and can revisit all of the lessons as often as you want. Like our in-person workshops, our online courses are extremely practical and offer a lot more than just onscreen tutoring.
There’s no deadlines and no pressure. You take the courses in your own time and complete them as you can. We work with Teachable to ensure secure, reliable hosting of our courses and a secure payment gateway so you can be confident in making an online payment. All our courses come with a 30-day money back guarantee, so if for any reason you’re not happy with the course your purchase payment will be refunded.
Chiang Mai Photo Workshops
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Be Patient and Anticipate
It's very easy to be a snap shooter, especially when you are traveling. Being out and about away from your normal walk in life, you see more things that are different and interesting. It's very easy just to grab a quick snapshot and move on. However, if you take your time to look at your subject,…
5 Key Elements that Directly Impact the Quality of Your Photography
Kevin is a contributing writer for Digital Photography School website. This article is published there. So much is written and so many videos are made about making great photos and how you can improve your craft, but what is a good photo? What makes some pictures better than others? I’ve…
Why Volunteering is a Great Way to Grow as a Photographer
Sometimes it’s fruitful to give away what you are gifted at doing. You never know how much you can truly bless someone or what may come your way as a result of your generosity. Read More
7 Tips for Learning How to See What Your Camera Sees
Depth and a fresh dynamic can be easily added to your natural light portraits by using reflected light. This can sometimes occur naturally, but more often than not, it’s easier and more effective to use a fold-out reflector for this purpose as you have control over the amount of light you are…
Why it’s Important to Have a Good Relationship With Your Camera
Let me encourage you to save some money. Don’t upgrade your camera. Not yet. Not until you really know you have got the most out of it and it really is time to upgrade. Read More
How To Make The Most Of Bright Light In The Middle Of The Day
Mid Day Madness Many photographers avoid going out to make photographs in the middle of the day when the sun is high in the sky, the light is harsh and the shadows are strong. It certainly can be more challenging to make good pictures in these conditions,…