Dive deep into the boundless beauty of landscape photography, honing your working process and further realizing the relationship of your photographs to the larger context of the field.

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Note: This course will be held in a Live, Online format using the Zoom Platform.
The class will meet for 5 Thursdays, Oct 19-Nov 16 from 6-8pm ET.

Join Michael Lundgren in a virtual workshop on the practice of landscape photography. There are photographs that document a place and there are photographs whose success is built solely upon the beauty of the natural world or the terror of its destruction—but what about those images that embody different layers of time and evoke a complexity of meaning? Lundgren will share deeply from his own work and experience, offering insight to propel your work beyond literal description into the richly storied realm of the animate landscape.

Through group discussion, students will hone their working process and further realize the relationship of their photographs to the larger context of the field. This course is intended for experienced photographic artists who are wishing to expand and refine their own vision. This is not a technique driven class though we will discuss how technical and aesthetic choices are playing a role. Participants should be prepared to share an in progress body of work and any questions they have concerning its development.

Images copyright, Michael Lundgren.

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Instructor: Michael Lundgren

Michael Lundgren received his BFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology and his MFA from Arizona State University. Lundgren was named a Guggenheim Fellow in 2017 and is the author of two monographs with Radius Books. Stanley/Barker published his latest book, Geomancy in 2019. Lundgren’s work resides in esteemed collections such as the Nevada Museum of Art, Reno; the Victoria & Albert Museum, London; the Fralin Museum, Charlottesville and the Brandts Museum of Photographic Art, Denmark. Most recently his work was included in exhibitions at the Museum of Photography, Seoul; Euqinom Gallery, San Francisco; Flowers Gallery, London and Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco. His work has been published in magazines and journals such as Foam; Vice; California Sunday; Harpers, among others. Lundgren was adjunct professor of photography at Arizona State University for over a decade. His teaching brings an intuitive approach, helping students realize the trajectory and scope of their work.

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