Event Archive: September 14 - September 20, 2026
Below is a recap of the photography events from the week of September 14 - September 20, 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 14
Join Tony Northrup as he shows his favorite pictures from his first year and, more importantly, the secrets behind how he captured them
In this presentation, documentary photographer Olivia Bowdoin shares the relationship-first approach she has developed for creating self-initiated documentary projects without always having institutional backing or editorial assignments.
Join us at Spritzenhaus33, for our monthly Creative Check-in meeting. We will discuss our creative practices, share work, set goals, and connect with other artists
Tuesday, September 15
Details - Price: $150: ($20 online payment + $130 cash at the door)
Join us to get a new professional headshot for your LinkedIn profile taken by award-winning portrait photographer Tony Gale.
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of your finances and a concrete plan for making the rest of the year count.
In this talk, we will discuss how to: Tackle photo overwhelm without burning out, curate without second-guessing every choice, recognize what makes a photograph work, and much more.
This session is part of Save Your Photos Month, the international campaign dedicated to helping people organize, protect, and preserve their photos before they're lost.
Details - Price: $90: ($20 online payment + $70 cash at the door) Peak is hosting a group photoshoot with MELIXA
Join Liam Alexander for a hands-on workshop that tackles the real obstacles to starting, sticking with, and finishing personal or creative work.
Join us for a Panel Discussion with Jade Doskow, Artist, Photographer, and Educator.
Dr. Deborah Willis explores the history and legacy of Black photography through images that reveal how Black photographers have shaped self-representation and cultural memory from the nineteenth century to today.
Wednesday, September 16
Join us for a coffee, pastries, and good conversations with fellow creatives!
This hands‑on experience is designed for photographers of all levels who want to explore the newest GR IV models up close.
Explore the ongoing story of the Schuylkill River through the lens of photographer and maritime museum expert John Brady.
Over coffee, Marc Asnin talks about the world that shaped him, the social conscience that stayed with him, and why his camera has always gravitated toward those living beyond society’s spotlight.
Kathy will walk through how to build a seamless carousel of images using photoshop and how to translate those for social media, along with quick tips and tricks along the way.
The model will be in various styles including lingerie and nude poses. You will be free to direct the model and the lighting as you please to ensure you get the shot you are looking for.
In this live demonstration, wedding photographer Susan Stripling will show how a wedding portrait session evolves when time is limited and creativity matters most.
Thursday, September 17
The model will be in various styles including lingerie and nude poses. You will be free to direct the model and the lighting as you please to ensure you get the shot you are looking for.
Join us on September 17 for a special SmallRig Table Day designed with photographers, cinematographers, filmmakers, and visual creators in mind.
You'll have the exclusive opportunity to test-drive our cutting-edge line of cameras and lenses, as well as our high-end optics, in the field. Find the perfect pair to elevate your birding game!
JAZZ is a photo exhibition featuring works by Hubert Williams. All of the images feature Jazz musicians from throughout Harlem & beyond.
Friday, September 18
Join KEH at Berger Bros. and sell your gear!
Join us for the opening day of Luna Park's fall festival to document the colors and crowd with other photographers.
Hangout and meet NYC based creatives, build connection and friendships.
Cosplay content night! Shoot across 3 epic photo studios: RGB lights, Blackout, Daylight, Motorcycle, Jungle Wall, Colorful Walls, and more
Join photographer Freek Dirkx and model Melixa for an intimate creative portrait workshop focused on artistic expression, movement, lighting, and storytelling.
Build your portrait portfolio with an experienced model who knows how to pose, move, take direction, and help you get stronger images faster. Group shoots and 1-on-1 sessions available.
Step into the fast-paced world of social media and digital marketing networking at this exclusive NYC event designed for creators, marketers, and industry innovators.
Saturday, September 19
Stroll the gardens and photograph what inspires you while learning about light, background, and composition on the spot. Participants can use any kind of camera—from smartphones to DSLRs.
This two-day workshop is for photographers and assistants with basic lighting knowledge who want to deepen their skills.
Join “Master Your Camera Controls - Central Park” with Instructor Richard and learn how to capture the world through the lens of your camera.
Join us for 1-on-1 and group figure study workshop with Amazing Model Alice!
Join Alexis for a fun lingerie shoot and build your portfolio with this amazing model - 1-on-1 and group sessions available
Get ready for an amazing photo shoot with KJ Persuasion in our NYC figure study workshop. New photographers to this genre welcome!
For over a decade, Brad Jacobson has been photographing one of the world's great collections of racing cars at the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum. Now he's teaching you how.
A Fujifilm rep will be in the store with the latest Fujifilm cameras and lenses, ready to answer your questions, demonstrate new gear, and help you get hands-on with the newest equipment.
We’re clearing out the yard and bringing out cameras, lenses, bags, accessories, clothing, and more at special sale prices.
- 10am-12pm ET|Fort Tryon Park Conservancy|New York, NY|Free
Capture Fort Tryon Park's beauty on a guided photowalk with local photographer Paul Muratore. All skill levels welcome!
Join internationally published portrait photographer Rory Lewis, on a workshop, to master portraiture and bring your work to the next level.
This class is open to users of any type of camera, and any level of experience.
Join “Composition in the Field - Central Park” with Instructor Richard and learn how to capture the world through the lens of your camera.
Meet us at Camera West SoHo on 9/19 from 11-3pm for complimentary coffee and snacks, lens demos, and a photo walk at 1pm! All skill levels welcome.
Join us for a dynamic 2-hour street photography photo walk as we dive into the vibrant San Gennaro Festival in Little Italy, NYC!
Learn the basics of operating your digital camera. Participants will learn what equipment can be used to achieve different effects.
BFC is hosting a beginner-friendly, non-pretentious Intro to Film Photography Workshop. This two-part workshop will be led by artist and educator Giulia Ricciotti.
We’re bringing our Studio Lighting Workshop with Pac Studio to JC library NJ . This time it’s for teens!
Join us for an in-person workshop diving into bridal boudoir & art nude photography with live models!
Step into a fully set studio and shoot 3 completely different vibes. No lectures. No fluff. Just real shooting. Group shoots and 1-on-1 sessions available.
Sunday, September 20
We spend the entire time on the street shooting, discussing and reviewing. No matter what your level of experience is, amateur to professional, there’s something for everyone.
We back uptown, exploring an often overlooked but truly beautiful avenue in Harlem, Convent Ave. RSVP UptownPhotowalk.art
This is a small, hands-on workshop on sculptural artistic nude photography — negative space as a compositional tool, geometry over gesture, restraint as a style. Space is limited to 4 seats, RSVP now!