Event Archive: September 28 - October 4, 2026

Below is a recap of the photography events from the week of September 28 - October 4, 2026. This archive serves as a resource for our community, offering a look back at the workshops, photo walks, networking events, and creative opportunities that took place.

Monday, September 28

  • 1:30-3pm ET@freelancersuOnline EventFree

    In this session, you’ll walk through how to package your services into clear, sellable offers that price your expertise instead of your hours and how to shift the way you and your clients think about what your work is actually worth.

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Sunday, October 4

  • 10am-12:30pm ET@princetonphotoworkshopPrinceton, NJ$107

    If you enjoy documenting life with your iPhone and want to take those everyday photos to the next level, this is the class for you.

  • 11am-2pm ET@gowanusdredgersNew York, NYFree

    Join Brian Ellis and the Gowanus Dredgers for a mid-day cyanotype printmaking workshop! After a short discussion of the printmaking process, we will paddle to a nearby location to gather materials for our prints.

  • 12-5pm ET@photodom.nycNew York, NY$40

    Join Photodom and Da’Shaunae Marisa for a floral adornment workshop. What to bring: Your favorite family photos! We will scan and print your photo(s) if you don’t want to adorn the original.

  • 12-2:30pm ET@hypnoticastudiosNew York, NY$120

    Join us for a Fine Art Boudoir Shoot ft. Zoe West & Alexis Reed!

  • 12-4pm ET@brooklynfilmcameraNew York, NY$30

    BFC is hosting a Cyanotype Workshop! Come learn the basics of cyanotype printing and create your own beautiful blue-and-white photographic prints using found objects.

  • 12:30-5pm ET@leannemstaplesNew York, NY$161

    Soho is rich with opportunities to capture street. In this workshop we will focus on different techniques & methods of shooting & seeing. All digital cameras are good for the workshop.

  • 1-4pm ET@leicastorenyNew York, NYFree

    The walk will take participants through Lower Manhattan in search of frames that deserve to be seen as prints.

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