Beyond the Basics Photography workshops was formed in 2013 by James Adams and Russell Foote. The goal was to build vibrant community dedicated to the art and craft of photography. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting to explore the world behind the lens, this is your space to learn, grow, and connect with fellow passionate photographers.
Our Mission: To empower photographers of all levels by providing a supportive environment where you can:
- Develop Your Skills: Through workshops, tutorials, critiques, and challenges, we'll dive deep into the technical and creative aspects of photography, helping you master your craft.
- Enhance Your Vision: We'll encourage you to experiment, take risks, and find your unique voice as a photographer.
- Expand Your Network: Connect with fellow photographers, exchange ideas, collaborate on projects, and build lasting friendships.
- Share Your Passion: Showcase your work, receive constructive feedback, and inspire others with your creativity.
The Beyond the Basics Photography Workshops Team
Russell Foote
Russell Foote is an award-winning photographer, entrepreneur, and instructor. Russell first picked up a camera out of curiosity many years ago and has created the business of his dreams for the past five decades. Russell creates breathtaking images of weddings, portraits, commercial advertising, industrial and special events. His mission is to use the lens of his camera to capture those moments that create memories to last you a lifetime.
Deanna Shipman
After 14 years of running a graphic design business I decided to add photography to my resume which meant moving from taking pictures to taking photographs, BIG DIFFERENCE, and as they say, “the rest is history.” A student to the craft, I picked up photography pretty quickly and am now a rising Bay Area Photographer seeking to continuously expand my reach. My approach to photography is a mix between story telling and artistic...
James Adams
James has been a photographer (personal historian, photojournalist, portrait artist, documentarian, etc.) for over 40 years. How does one work at a profession for so many years? It starts with a genuine love for the craft of photography. Then there’s passion; the passion to continue to learn, study, compete, and teach others to practice this wonderful craft. On top of it all, it’s been nothing but fun. Even the most difficult and challenging assignments have been a joy to take on.
We have a wide selection of topics for our upcoming monthly series of workshops. Stay tuned for more information.
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