Dianne Kittle, Fine Art Photography, MFA, has taught photography workshops at the Chicago Botanic Garden for the last 12 years and offers private bookings for your group or one–on–one mentoring.
Current Offerings for 2025:
Current Offerings on Zoom
Abstraction, History of Photography II, A Project Orientated Workshop (Part 2) Chicago Botanic Garden Registration is posted.
Abstraction Techniques to See Within
Mentoring One-to-One (contact me directly)
Designed and individually structured for those desiring one-to-one mentoring to create a themed portfolio. Participants will be given feedback and direction on content and assistance with tools like Lightroom and Photoshop for developing a project. The goal will be strengthening your artistic voice by developing independence and clarity in image-making. Journaling, creativity exercises, source research, and writing will be encouraged to enhance the final portfolio. Contact directly for information diannekittlephotography@gmail.com
Existing Workshops with Curriculum:
Abstraction in Photography, The Inner Soul, Beginning and Intermediate
Abstract Expressionism, The Inner Landscape, Finding Real Truth, INVISIBLE Women Artists
Candid Photography, History of Photography, Modernism (Intermediate to advanced)
Creative Digital Photography For those who want to paint with the camera and feel (beginning level)
Fine Art Portfolio, Modernism (Components of a “submission” portfolio)
Fine Art Portfolio, Conceptual Beginnings, Creating a Portfolio with a Theme
Japanese Aesthetics I, What is Wabi-Sabi, Beauty is Transient, a portfolio workshop
Japanese Aesthetics II, Cultural and Historical Influences on Japanese Photo Art
Pictorialism, The Beginnings of Concept, Clouds that Feel
Postmodernism: Appropriation to PROVOKE, Conceptualism in the Present
Storytelling, a portfolio with your theme of honest passion, dipping into the history of photography
Surrealism, Eyes Wide Open, Scream the Truth
Textures in Nature, See the Forest, See the Garden, Feel the Surface
Water Gifts, Canvas of Life, Abstraction versus Realistic, Power of the Invisible