There are two sections to choose from, One on One Workshops and Group Workshops. What do you want to learn? Is there anything that you’re struggling with, like flash photography or composition? You can choose a specific subject or a Boot Camp Workshop which covers all the topics you need to improve your skills and make better photos. 

Click on the Reserve button or fill out the form on this website. You can also write to info@aliciakidd.com or look me up on Facebook or Instagram and let me know which class interests you and when you're available to start.

Absolutely! Your friends and family will get exclusive discounts, make sure they're as serious about learning as you are! Alternatively, you can sign up for a Group Workshop instead of a One on One. Group Workshops are announced once a year. This applies to all workshops including Online Workshops. 

I prefer to work with small groups, to cater to every participant's needs, anywhere from 2 to 8 people is great for a one on one workshop if you have friends, who are interested in learning something new in photography sign them up! Again, we can do in-person workshops with a group of your choice or online. Online Workshops are given through Zoom. Once all participants pay their fees, they may be given the link to enter the workshop. 

Depending on the subject and what you need to learn, the location of the workshop could be anywhere. Including online, we usually use Skype, Google Hangout, Facetime or Zoom. It all depends on the workshop. Some workshops require a presentation, and some are more hands-on. 

I am a destination wedding photographer and also a documentary photographer; I am used to traveling to get to work and complete assignments. I will design your workshop, go to your country and teach for you and your friends. If you want the class to be one on one, you might have to be patient and wait for other confirmations to cover my travel costs. 

* During Quarantine for COVID-19 the answer is no. All Workshops will be given online until it is safe to travel. 

Yes, you can! Depending on the workshop length, I can include room and board for my students either in an Airbnb villa, or hotel. 

One on one workshops are given to 1 (one) person individually. The material provided to each student is different as it depends significantly on their level in photography. If you are learning to work your camera on manual mode or if you already have twenty years of experience taking photos, there is always something new to learn. Alicia makes sure to design the workshop according to each participant.

Also, in one on one workshops, the participant decides the time and place of the workshop. There have been students who organize a group of friends interested in one subject. That's a great idea too! Alicia will design the workshop according to everyone's level, gear, and experience. Sometimes in groups, certain people feel intimidated or scared to ask questions, taking a workshop by yourself or with friends you feel comfortable around, makes it easier for many participants.

Group workshops are a great alternative to meet new people. Sometimes schools and companies organize seminars and workshops for me. I have no control over who signs up for the workshop, so if you have any specific questions on a particular workshop make sure to contact the organizers. I also organize group workshops to either fundraise for cultural centers or offer a workshop experience you cannot find anywhere else.

These Workshops will be announced at least three months before the workshop date and, you can sign up by clicking on the workshop tab and filling out the form. A deposit is required to reserve your seat in the workshop. Group Workshops have specific dates, which you cannot postpone and a particular location. If you would instead choose your day, your location or have the workshop in the privacy of your home, you want to take a One on one Workshop.

Believe it or not, prices for these "One on one" workshops have not changed since 2009. Even though gas, food, travel and other expenses keep getting higher, I vowed never to change the price of my workshops to keep them accessible to students, beginners on a budget, serious amateurs and professionals alike. It is an investment. Workshops should always be on your list of most important things to invest in, always. A new camera isn't worth spending on if you don't know how to use it!