Photo Safaris in Washington DC

Learn advanced techniques and photograph challenging images such as statues and waterfalls at twilight

Food presentation has now become an art form! Learn how to photograph that culinary delight before you devour it!

Photograph Ethereal Faces of Boundary-pushing Artists in the Leaves of the Trees at Strathmore Hall!

Yes, there really ARE ghosts who say “BOO!” And a graveyard in Georgetown is the best place to find them!

Photograph the sights around Baltimore’s Inner Harbor in the late afternoon and as the sun sets!

Many of the memorials on the western end of the National Mall are surrounded by colorful fall foliage! Learn where and how to photograph magnificent foliage right here in the Nation’s Capital.

Like to get up early? Want to learn how to photograph sunrises? Then you have to get out there long before the sun comes up!

An EXCLUSIVE Opportunity to photograph the National Cathedral during the Pandemic!

​After giving an orientation on the basic techniques of nighttime photography, Instructor E. David Luria will take you to the most photogenic areas on the western end of the National Mall.

The goal of this photo safari is not only to help you make better images but to also help you tell stories with your images, thus creating more intricate and complex images.

Here is your opportunity to AVOID the springtime crowds and enjoy Washington DC’s Tidal Basin ringed in vibrant color: deep red, gold, pink, orange, purple, and brown during the mild weather of early November.

Photograph the full moon over DC with the BEST view of the city at Top of the Town!

Photograph the Full Moonrise over the Nation’s Capital from the Sky Dome at the DoubleTree Crystal City

Get 2 hours of private photographic training from the comfort of your home, by phone!

Learn how to take great pictures before you go on that expensive trip! Learn how to use your camera in the field, not in a classroom.