Photography Courses

About 10 years ago, I took a wonderful photography workshop and one of the instructors was the former photo editor of National Geographic. One afternoon I cornered him and asked what the secret was to making great photographs. Without missing a beat as if he’d answered the question like a million times, he said, “get

I tugged on my thigh-high waders, lacquered my skin with mosquito spray, and tiptoed into the murky water. Serge Krouglikoff maneuvered me into position—a spot where the light and shadows were just right and I wouldn’t sink into the squishy marsh floor. And then I saw them—tiny specks off in the distance—led by a gardian

When Le Rhône flows into the Mediterranean Sea, it splits into two arms which embrace areas of marshes, ponds and lagoons. This wetland of around 370 000 acres that Le Petit-Rhône and Le Grand-Rhône cannot clasp and which, on the contrary, seems to escape them forever, is known as La Camargue. This flat, semilake scope,

Dan, a cinematographer by trade, got in touch with Ros 2020, on the recommendation of a colleague, who had attended a Create Away workshop.  Dan was really impressed with Nathalie’s amazing photos of the Camargue White Horses, charging through the marsh. Dan’s girlfriend, Charlotte, had ridden horses when she was young and had always dreamed