for photographers
mentoring and workshops for documentary-hearted photographers
eBook: Documenting the Unapologetic Life ($50)
Show me the truth, so I can find my story in your photos." Do you find yourself wanting to photograph the other facets of life that do not fit into a neatly curated box, but were too afraid to do it?
This 58-page e-book will take you on an introspective journey, exploring life and reality, and empower you to confront those fears. Also included are 4 instructional videos, two bonus PDFs, and one bonus interview about pricing.
Workshop: The Documentary Approach (€149)
They say truth is stranger than fiction; it's more beautiful too. Take a step back from the perfectly orchestrated set-ups and learn to appreciate and document the world just as it is.
The Documentary Approach is now available as a self-paced course on the Documentary Family Photographers Education platform!
Mentoring: One-on-one or In-person
Are you looking at your work and wondering what’s next? What is your voice? Where do you want to take it? As creatives, we are on the constant rollercoaster of ruts and peaks, often solitary in that journey.
Imagine if you had a focused space for discussions that push you out of your comfort zone, honest panel-style feedback for your photographs. Imagine what that will do for your personal and artistic growth.
Personalized guidance through mentorship has so much value. We can customize your mentorship to best fit your needs by starting with an online video chat.
Whether you are brand new to the documentary approach, or you have been doing it for a while, or even if you are ready to go into business with it, this breakout is for YOU! Not only does Felicia dive into the nuts and bolts of documentary and documentary business, but most importantly, she pours her soul into the WHY. Why should we make these images? Why are we afraid to? She will teach you how to unapologetically photograph your (or someone else’s) real life. All the things we will truly appreciate seeing in an album, 1, 5, 10, 50 years from now, without fear, without judgement, without apologies.
Gretchen Yost, Photographer