Photo Safaris in Washington DC

Photography, like painting, is all about composition! Learn from paintings and photographs via Zoom!

Study the work of other photographers to learn about the creative process of photography

Capture Great Early Morning Photos of the Animals at the National Zoo!

Join WPS for a Safari that Highlights Why DC is a Photographer’s Paradise!

Come join us for the best view of DC, from the 35th-floor Observation Deck of the Central Place Tower in Arlington, at twilight.

Learn the basic framework for marketing your photography, no matter what type of photography you wish to sell!

This is your chance to take better pictures than the postcards in the Nation’s Capital with helpful instruction!

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

If you enjoy photographing mural art, join us on this photo trek through the epicenter of mural art in Washington DC, the Shaw neighborhood.

National Portrait Gallery/American Museum of Art is a photographer’s delight, and most of the exhibits are open to photography. You could spend a day in here and not see all of the spectacular exhibits this museum has to offer!

Capture the unique colonial-style architecture of the homes, restaurants, and storefronts of Georgetown’s streets, the C & O Canal and Grace Episcopal Church

Learn how to take great photos with your late model iPhone during a 2-hour Zoomfari!

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

Washington, DC is one of the most photogenic cities in the country, especially at night! We’ll show you how to capture it on your smartphone.

Are you only using $200 worth of the features of your $1000 camera? If yes, then this safari is for you! Learn to get the most out of your camera.

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!

Access course content online and then participate in weekly two hours-long Zoom sessions to review and discuss homework assignments and participate in Q and A.

Planning a trip to Paris soon? Well, before you go, here’s your chance to make a collage or booklet of side-by-side comparison photos with DC.

Spend four days photographing the abundant and often very large black bears of the North Carolina Low Country as well as other Outer Banks wildlife and scenery.

Fourteenth St., NW at Night  – it’s the go-to place for the Millennial Generation!

Photograph the Alexandria waterfront, marina, street activities, colonial architecture, storefronts and Christ Church on Washington Street.

Photograph six of the most iconic monuments and memorials in Washington, DC in the early morning

Learn the history of the unique stained-glass windows in the National Cathedral and how to photograph them to create beautiful works of art!

At night, the World War II Memorial is alive with illuminated dancing water in the huge fountains that dominate the memorial, creating a magical wonderland!

There is nothing more satisfying than taking and sharing good pictures of our children and grandchildren. E. David Luria can help with that!

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.

The best view of DC, from the 35th-floor Observation Deck of the Central Place Tower in Arlington! Join us on a full moon for great lighting and beautiful photos.

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

Come join us for the best view of DC, from the 35th-floor Observation Deck of the Central Place Tower in Arlington, at the Golden Hour.

Spend a Fall Afternoon with Fellow WPS Photographers Enjoying Good Food and Learning Ways to Improve your Images!

On Thursday evenings, the Library of Congress opens its magnificent Main Reading Room to share information about how the public can access the Library’s resources year-round and we want to give you a chance to photograph inside this most spectacular room!

This safari is designed for intermediate and serious amateurs, who wish to learn how to photograph luxury homes and interior décor.

Study the Principles of Composition at the National Gallery of Art

Spend 5 days in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, photographing landscapes and wildlife from dawn to dusk!

​The Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress is one of the most beautiful buildings in the nation’s capital with its ornate interiors and grand staircases.

Take postcard-worthy photos as the sun sets from the top of the Washington Monument and night photos of the World War II Memorial and the Reflecting Pool.

This Safari is specially designed for clients wishing to improve their photojournalism skills—taking pictures of people in ways that tell a story

The Mormon Temple in Kensington, MD puts on a spectacular display of lights during the holiday season

Photograph St. John’s Church – the Church of Presidents – Decorated for the Holidays!

During this 6 night/ 7 day photography workshop with Alain Gutierrez in the dazzling cities of Seville and Granada, you’ll discover the magic of capturing the essence of these cultural gems as you explore diverse styles of photography, from historic architecture to vibrant street photography to captivating landscapes.

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.

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

Learn to be a self-assured, competent photographer in six months with training from Washington Photo Safari!