• Fine Art Photography & Print Workshops

    Shooting, editing and fine art printing

  • Fine Art Photography & Print Workshops

    Shooting, editing and fine art printing

Fine Art Photography & Printing Workshops by Frank Werner

learn from the professionals’ coach.

If you’ve always wanted to do a 100% hands-on all-in-one workshop in some of the most beautiful places in the world, this is the place for you.

Develop your photographic creativity, get to know new techniques, perspectives, locations and ideas. We will take a lot of photos and then edit our images together in Lightroom, Capture One and/or Photoshop. Here you will learn the ideal workflows, techniques and functions that will really bring your pictures to life. According to the motto, a picture is not a picture if it is not printed, you will learn how to prepare pictures for fine art printing and how to print them on fine art printers. A Canon or Epson A2 Fine Art printer and various Ilford / Hahnemühle Fine Art papers are available to participants at each workshop location. Even if you are not familiar with printing, we can help you get your pictures onto paper perfectly.

Instead of getting a few tips on photography and then standing there with your pictures on the memory card like on normal photo tours/workshops, you will learn everything you need for high-quality fine art photography in our hands-on workshops, from shooting to editing and printing.

As Frank only organizes workshops in places where he knows his way around like the back of his hand, and always includes local know-how (photographers, guides etc.), we also get to places that other workshops hardly or never find. We also experience the places by not going to the nearest pizzeria for a meal, but always to selected, special restaurants, some of which are only known to locals. This could be a small enoteca where the dish of the day costs 8 euros, or a small, hidden restaurant with only 16 seats, where the chef cooks us a “Fa Ti” menu with 4 courses that we have never eaten before.

We also welcome partners for all our workshops who can help us with many things.

A bald man in a black leather jacket sits at a café table with his head resting on his hand. On the table are a camera, a glass of tea, chips, and a menu—capturing the essence of Toskana fotografie in an evocative Fine Art Print.
  • A group of photographers on a fotoreise with tripods stand along a stone railing at sunset, capturing the view of a canal and Venice’s historic buildings—including the tall bell tower of San Giorgio Maggiore—perfect for a Fine Art Print.
  • Five people wearing face masks and casual clothes stand on a stone bridge in Venedig, holding cameras and talking during a fotoreise workshop. Old buildings with shutters and brick facades are in the background.
  • A group of people sit around tables in a meeting room, focused on a projection screen displaying a spreadsheet. Laptops are open on the tables, and a black dog stands near the screen in this candid fotografie.
  • A group of people with cameras and tripods stand on a grassy hill at sunrise, capturing a fine art print-worthy fotografie of rolling hills and misty valleys beneath a colorful sky.
  • A woman with white hair works at a table covered with a red checkered cloth, using a laptop. Surrounded by photo prints and printers, she plans her next fotoreise workshop in the cozy, rustic room—perhaps dreaming of the hills of Toskana.
  • Photographers with tripods stand on a bridge at dusk, capturing a brightly lit canal and historic buildings in Venice, Italy, under a deep blue evening sky during a fotografie workshop before heading to the Toskana.
  • A rectangular white plate with three artfully arranged portions of fish topped with onions, a round yellow mousse, two small black cubes, and colorful sauce streaks for garnish—perfect for Fine Art Print fotografie inspired by Venedig cuisine.
  • Five people with cameras and tripods stand on a grassy hill during a photography workshop, overlooking rolling green hills, a winding road lined with cypress trees, and a reflective pond under a partly cloudy sky. Perfect inspiration for a Fine Art Print.
  • A gourmet dish served on a black slate plate, perfect for a fotoreise or workshop in Venedig, featuring a round stack of diced vegetables topped with cream and an edible flower, surrounded by white sauce dollops and colorful sauce streaks.

Workshops with Frank Werner

from recording to printing

Frank Werner

Phase One Certified Pro, Digital Imaging Consultant, Fine Art Landscape and Architectural Photographer

Frank Werner

  • Lead Imaging Consultant of extreme visual media since 1999 – consulting in digital imaging for over 4000 professional photographers, studios, agencies, museums and companies with clients such as ebay, Svarowski, ZDF, s.Oliver, Corbis Images, Pinakotheken Munich, photojournalists of the German Association of Journalists etc.
  • only trainer in Europe with Phase One Certified Pro qualification – trains Capture One, Lightroom, Photoshop, fine art printing, colour management, HDR photography, sharpening techniques, expert in workflow optimization for amateurs and professionals
  • Lecturer and organizer of the Imaging School – unique workshop series with the complete workflow of digital imaging for dedicated amateur and professional photographers. With over 4000 participants from 2010 to today.
  • Author for digit!, Profifoto, FineArt Printer etc.
  • Technical director and co-owner of PixelComputer – IT solutions for photographers and filmmakers. Expert for PixelStations®, Phase One, ALPA, Rodenstock, EIZO, Epson, Canon, X-Rite, Calibrite, Apple, Lenovo, fine art paper from Tecco, Hahnemühle, Ilford.
  • Venice and Tuscany expert – knows the regions like the back of his hand, lived in Italy for over a year during Corona – mainly in Venice but also in Tuscany and Rome.
  • Photographed with probably the best system for landscape and architectural photography – a Swiss ALPA Plus camera, with a Phase One IQ4 150 Back and Rodenstock HR lenses. Furthermore with a Canon 1Dx Mk III and a Fuji GFX 100S. Drone photography with a DJI Mavic 3.
A man in a maroon jacket and black gloves kneels on a stone-paved square in Venedig, adjusting a camera on a tripod—perhaps during a fotografie workshop. Historic buildings and lampposts line the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Frank during his Venice project – 12 months Empty Venice during Corona. Here with his ALPA PLUS, the Phase One IQ4 150 Back and a Rodenstock 40mm HR optic.

The workshop locations

we only do workshops in places we know like the back of our hand!

Black and white Fine Art Print of gondolas gently rocking at a dock in Venice at night, surrounded by wooden poles and illuminated by a single streetlamp in dense fog.

Mysterious Venice

with Frank & Cornelia Werner and Leica Amassador Marc de Tollenaere

A 5-day photography, workflow and fine art printing workshop in Venice. Your workshop leader awaits you Frank Werner and guest lecturer Marc de Tolenaere (Venetian and Leica Ambassador). Frank lived in Venice for a year during Corona, knows Venice like the back of his hand and can therefore guide you to the most beautiful locations at the best times of day. Marc was born in Venice and will introduce you to the secrets of street photography at a high level. A 3-hour water taxi ride to places you can hardly reach on foot, a visit to the island of colorful houses – Burano and a visit to the Venetian market round off the course.

We also go to Frank’s favorite restaurants in the evening for dinner, which you either wouldn’t find as a “tourist” or wouldn’t get a seat in. This is how the workshop days come to a Venetian end.

Silhouetted hilltop trees and buildings emerge through morning mist with a line of cypress trees, set against a soft orange and blue sunrise sky and distant mountain outlines—an ideal scene for a fotografie workshop or Fine Art Print.

Enchanting Tuscany

to the most beautiful seasons with Frank & Cornelia Werner

5 days in a Tuscan country house in a small group of maximum 6 people. Discover the most beautiful locations from sunrise to sunset, experience the Val d’Orcia with its more than 30 photo spots and Siena and Pienza. Take pictures that you will remember for the rest of your life, discover new techniques and perspectives. Improve your workflow in Lightroom, Capture One, Photoshop etc. And fine art printing – we help you prepare your best pictures for fine art printing and print your most beautiful pictures in A3 & A2 on Ilford and Hahnemühle paper

In the evening we go out to eat in small enoteca’s or restaurants to experience the Tuscan culture. The tour ends with a meal together in our country house where we can look back on the best moments.