A six-week online workshop designed to help photographers shape, edit and develop their work into a coherent and meaningful photobook.

The photobook has become one of the most important forms of expression within contemporary documentary and artistic photography. More than simply a collection of images, a photobook allows photographers to create narrative, atmosphere and emotional depth through sequencing, structure and design.

This workshop is intended for photographers interested in exploring the photobook as a creative and narrative form. Whether participants are developing an existing project or beginning to think about how their work might function within a book format, the workshop provides a supportive environment for experimentation, discussion and critical feedback.

Through live online group sessions, critique and practical guidance, participants will explore editing, sequencing and visual flow, while developing a stronger understanding of how images communicate across pages and spreads. The workshop will also explore topics such as pacing, text and captions, dummy books, layout and self-publishing.

Suitable for documentary photographers, visual storytellers, artists and creatives developing long-form projects, the workshop is designed to encourage thoughtful, engaging and visually coherent photobook development within a focused and collaborative small-group environment.

Workshop Includes

• 6-week online programme
• Weekly live Zoom sessions
• Group critique and discussion
• Sequencing and editing guidance
• Feedback on work-in-progress book ideas
• Access to session recordings for a limited period.

£360 inc VAT