Linda Connor, Open Dome With Star Trails, Caravansary Turkey, 2004,

Work In Progress: Two Weekends of Photography with Linda Connor

Cost:
$700.00 ($600.00 for students)
Limited to 10 participants

Dates:
January 16, 17, & 31, 2027
9 am - 5 pm

Location:
The Image Flow
328 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, San Anselmo, CA 94960

Work in Progress workshop is presented in partnership with The Image Flow.

REGISTER

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP

Join renowned photographer Linda Connor for an exclusive two-weekend workshop designed for aspiring photographers looking to elevate their craft to new heights. This workshop offers a unique opportunity to refine your portfolio, develop a cohesive project, and receive personalized career guidance from a master in the field.

Over the course of two weekends, you’ll engage in immersive sessions that blend creative exploration with practical advice, helping you shape your vision, hone your technique, and set a clear path for your future in photography. Whether you’re looking to build a compelling portfolio, embark on a new project, or seek professional advice, this workshop will provide the tools and insights you need to succeed.

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

  • Saturday, January 16 — 10 am - 4:30 pm: Participants Intro w/ small selection, concepts & class

  • Sunday, January 17 — 10 am - 4:30 pm: Review participant current projects, critique & suggestions  

  • Sunday, January 31 — 10 am - 4:30 pm: Final critique with new work, incorporating changes

INSTRUCTOR

LINDA CONNOR

Linda Connor has had a long and distinguished career in photography and has traveled extensively to produce her work to places such as India, Turkey, Peru, Iceland, and Southeast Asia. Connor received her BFA from Rhode Island School of Design and her Masters from the Institute of Design, IIT, Chicago. In 1969 she joined the photography faculty at the San Francisco Art Institute where she taught for 53 years until its closure in 2022. A recipient of the National Endowment for the Arts grant (1994, 1988, 1976), a Guggenheim Fellowship (1979) and the Flintridge Foundation Award for Visual Arts (2001-02), among other awards, Connor was recognized with the Society of Photographic Education’s Honored Educator Award in 2005. Connor is the founder of the nonprofit, PhotoAlliance. She is represented by the Haines Gallery, San Francisco and has published the monographs Odyssey (Chronicle Books 2008), Constellations (Datz Press 2021) and The Little Jungle Book (Datz Press 2025)

LOGISTICS

Location
The Image Flow, 328 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, San Anselmo, CA 94960

Parking
The Image Flow building is in the old Tamalpais Theater building, and you will see the theater marquee as you approach The Flow on Sir Francis Drake.

There is a parking lot in the back of our building that participants are welcome to use. It can be accessed via Smith Lane.

Food
An hour break will be given for lunch each day. There are numerous restaurants nearby or, pack a bag lunch to eat in the park across the street!

 

WORKSHOP INFORMATION FORM

In the weeks leading up to the workshop, we will email a form requesting the following:

  1. Short Bio A brief biography highlighting your background, influences, and any relevant experience in photography or related fields.

  2. Practice History & Path A description of your photographic journey so far. How long have you been actively photographing, or what is your background in photography? Include techniques, and experiences that have shaped your practice if relevant.

  3. Practice Destination & Goals A statement outlining your future aspirations in photography, or what you want to focus on in the workshop. Describe where you want your work to be headed, including any specific goals or directions you wish to pursue.

  4. Project Statement or Description (Up to 500 Characters) A statement summarizing the project you are currently working on. Include the central theme or concept, the content of the work, and ideas you have regarding the final form of the project, such as an exhibition, book, or mixed media presentation. If you do not have a specific project, share some background on your body of work including themes and your driving inspiration.

  5. Current Point in your Project How far along are you? Are you in a final edit stage, in the midst of making the work, generating ideas and connections while getting started? What's still on your to-do list?

  6. 8-10 Images of Work in Progress A selection of 8-10 images showcasing your project in its current state. These images should reflect the core of your work, illustrating your creative process and the direction in which your project is evolving.

    Don't sweat making this submission perfect, after all, this is a work in progress! We look forward to seeing your work!

The Image Flow is graciously offering a special discount on paper printing for workshop participants should you need to print your images in preparation for the workshop. Further information provided upon registration.

ABOUT THE IMAGE FLOW

 

The Image Flow aims to celebrate photography in all its forms and to provide a platform for photographers of all levels to create work, exchange ideas, and to innovate the medium of photography. Our staff and instructors are deeply engaged with photographic practice in their daily lives and bring that same dedication to our space each day. We remain committed to making photography accessible to the community by providing public exhibitions, free lectures, workshops, rentals, and imaging services.

REFUNDS AND CANCELLATION FEES

  • A Cancellation 15 or more days notice prior to workshop start date will be subject to a $50 cancellation fee

  • A Cancellation 14 or less days notice prior to workshop start date will be subject to a cancellation fee of 100% of the workshop price