Micah Green
Born in Texas and living much of his childhood in Laurel, Mississippi, Micah Green graduated from Mississippi State University in Starkville, Miss. and is currently based on the Gulf Coast.
He began taking photographs while working at The Commercial Dispatch. He has since worked with many local newspapers around the South, while also freelancing for clients like The New York Times, Bloomberg, Reuters and The Wall Street Journal..
Green recently was published in the 39th edition of the American Photography Annual, he's had exhibitions of his work in South Carolina and Mississippi and was featured in The Raw Society Magazine Issue One Two, Three & Four with his stories: On The American South: Perspectives from a Perpetual Optimist, American Journalism, Local News, Food & Religion: A Love Letter to the World and Messengers.
4 days
4 people, selected via portfolio submission.
22 -25 October 2026
1800€/person*
Price does not include accommodation, meals, local transportation or flights, however recommendations will be given upon booking.
*Members: 10% discount on the above price.
To apply for this workshop, please email us below with a link (wetransfer, google drive or drop box) of 10-15 photographs of your work along with your social media handle (instagram or website).
1. Authorship: Finding What Makes You, You
We begin by breaking down the concept of authorship: What does it mean to make work that only you could make? We'll explore your influences, instincts, and patterns to identify what your work is already saying—and what it could say more clearly.
2. Technique, On Your Terms
Technique is a tool—not a goal. We’ll refine your technical approach to serve your storytelling and expression, not the other way around. The city will be our testing ground.
3. Daily Assignments and Location-Based Practice
You’ll shoot every day in diverse New Orleans neighborhoods with curated assignments tailored to push you out of your comfort zone—and closer to your own style.
4. Daily Editing + Group Critique
Every afternoon we’ll review, edit, and discuss. These sessions are where the real growth happens: honest feedback, new perspectives, and emerging clarity.
We reserve the right to improvise (always with the objective to improve your overall experience), and change plans due to adverse weather conditions or complications that may arise that are out of our control. Great photography and safety are our number one priority.
We reserve the right to cancel the workshop if the minimum number of participants is not met (which is highly unlikely).
Please do not purchase air travel before confirming with us.
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