Photography Workshops

Did you ever want to capture those amazing Los Angeles sunsets? Let me be your guide. I'll take you to some of my favorite (and secret) spots. You will learn how to find the best position, optimal settings and other practical information. So bring your tripod and a yearning for beauty. Select from my group workshops below, or call me to arrange private instruction at 626-905-3763.

Official Photography Instructor for Digital Photo Academy.

Disney concert hallRead more +12 November 2025 By Scott4002 in CDA, workshop

Downtown LA Black & White Tour – September 26

Photograph the finest architectural sites in Historic Downtown LA. Capture Union Station, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Bradbury Building and more, in stunning black and white, revealing intricate details and abstract compositions that are often overlooked. Students will be directed to the best camera locations along the way – this tour is designed to inspire your creativity and expand your artistic vision!

Echo Park SunriseRead more +12 June 2026 By Scott4002 in DPA, workshop

Echo Park Los Angeles – Night of Reflections – October 10

There is so much photography to explore in the jewel of Los Angeles. Echo Park. Street photography, Nature, Swan Boats, Fountains. And when the sun goes down, DTLA’s golden reflections will give you chills. Bring your tripod for some amazing night photography as well.

Please be sure to arrive 10-15 minutes early. Class will begin promptly.

Santa Monica PierRead more +12 June 2026 By Scott4002 in DPA, workshop

Santa Monica Pier Sunset Shoot – November 14

The Santa Monica Pier is home to a world of entertainment, from carousel rides to shopping to arcades. But it is also an amazing place for photographers to experiment, sharpen their skills, and capture beautiful evening photographs. Join your Digital Photo Academy instructor to photograph the sunset over the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Monica Pier at sunset. You should bring your DSLR or another type of camera that you use, a fully-charged battery, and the equipment that you can carry. It would be helpful to bring a tripod if you have one to utilize long exposures, though you will also learn other means to steady your camera without a tripod.

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