My 2027 workshops were announced this morning and I am SUPER excited about them! This year, I am headed back to Boston! The last time I was in Boston was 2019. The workshop was fantastic. So many great areas to photograph in Boston, and I love bringing my perspective to the city. When I visit cities, the locals always tell me that they find new places to photograph in because the locations I use most simply wouldn’t use them!
What makes my workshops different is that the entire day is hands on. It is NOT the “Audrey Show”. I go over what I would do in each set up we photograph in. From there, we work together to help you either follow my process, or perhaps you want to carve out your own look by incorporating some of my techniques with some of your own. Our group is small, so the sky is the limit. I’ve taught huge workshops, led photo walks that had over 300 people. (I am not exaggerating here…) And because of that, I make sure to keep the group small. I cap it at 10 people. It doesn’t matter if you’re a skilled pro, or someone just starting out. I have had every skill set at a single workshop, and the environment I create makes it where it works out just fine.
You guys have probably heard me say that I do NOT allow paparazzi style shooting. You know when everyone is trying to take the exact same shot? That never works out, and it creates a poor experience. Throughout the entire day you will always have 1:1 time with the models. This also ensures that you can set up and create your own shots. You don’t have to worry about 10 photographers with the same pose!
There was a time where I used to have two day workshops. One day was spent shooting the entire day, and then the next day we did editing. These days I know everyone’s time is limited…especially post covid. And further when I edited in person, many people forgot a lot of what I shared. So these days, I create the Workshop Recap Video. It is when I go over the entire day from the start to the finish. I have BTS video of our light set ups, and I go over everything I taught with each lighting set up. I also show my editing from EACH set up from start to finish. The video itself is usually 2-3 hours long, but it is yours to keep forever. You can fast forward, or rewind to any part of the day you want. You can rewatch it as much as you want. That is the beauty of the video. No in person editing where you will forget everything we spoke about, or live zoom calls where you have to find a day to make sure you can tune in, and you still may forget everything we spoke about! haha!
These are some of the things I show in the recap video –
Past attendees have told me the recap video is worth the price of the workshop alone! The revisit it many many years later!
We just announced the 2027 dates! And for the first time I am offering an EARLY BIRD discount! For the US workshops, the price is $800, but the Early Bird discount is $600. This option is ONLY available until September 5th! So act fast! You’re able to split the payments in 4 by using Klarna, Affirm or Afterpay.
But you are welcome to reserve your seat for $150, and the remaining balance is due 30 days before the workshop.
Here’s where I will be –
Jacksonville, FL – Feb. 13th
Phoenix, AZ – April 24th
Kansas City – June 19th
Berlin, Germany – June 26th
Boston, MA – July 31st
Here’s the link to learn more! I hope to meet you all!!
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