One-on-One Mentoring via ZOOM
Advance your photography, hone your technical skills and expand your creative vision through individualized One-on-One mentoring. Choose between a single, intensive 1 ½ hour session designed to focus on a specific topic, or 3- and 6-session packages. Sessions take place via Zoom. CLICK HERE for more information or to register.
Mini Workshops via ZOOM
Coming Soon!
Coming Soon!
Coming Soon!
Stay tuned for mini photo workshops in New York City. Multiple exposure photography, ICM (in camera movement) and approaching travel photography are just a few of the topics in development. These mini-workshops are a perfect place to begin, build or advance your photography.
CLICK HERE to sign up for updates.
Coming Soon!
Coming Soon!
Coming Soon!
Destination Photo Tours - on pause due to covid-19
Love photography? Love travel?
Then join us! From complete beginners to advanced amateurs and beyond, no matter what your brand or style of camera, our small group destination photo tours are designed to ensure the optimal experience to help you evolve as a photographer. Spend your days photographing iconic and off-the-beaten path locations, hone your technical skills and expand your creative vision. With daily 1-on-1 instruction in the field, your classroom is the destination and the photo possibilities endless.
PROVENCE 2020: CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19
Spend 8 days / 7 nights photographing the lavender fields, sunflowers and charming villages of Provence, from the Valensole Plain to St. Remy, and everything in between. Click here for more information.
VENICE 2021: ON HOLD DUE TO COVID-19
Spend 8 days /7 nights photographing Venice's iconic canals and gondolas and discovering hidden treasures off-the-beaten path. Visit the rainbow-hued island of Burano and the charming fishing village of Pellestrina. Click here for more information.
About The Traveling Lens
Your Photography Guide
Your Photography Guide
Your Photography Guide
Based in Stamford, Connecticut, Deborah Loeb Bohren is a travel-inspired fine art and editorial photographer focusing on the creation of intimate and grand portraits of natural and man-made environments around the globe. She won her first photography contest at P.S. 27 in Yonkers, NY when she was in the 6th grade and doesn’t remember when
Based in Stamford, Connecticut, Deborah Loeb Bohren is a travel-inspired fine art and editorial photographer focusing on the creation of intimate and grand portraits of natural and man-made environments around the globe. She won her first photography contest at P.S. 27 in Yonkers, NY when she was in the 6th grade and doesn’t remember when photography wasn’t a part of her life. In 2012, after a successful career in strategic communications, Bohren left the corporate world behind to pursue her passion of photography full-time. Her images are now part of individual, private and corporate collections across the country and have been in gallery and museum exhibitions. She is a regular contributor to Everett Potter’s Travel Report, sharing her global travels through words and photographs with readers. To see more of Deb's personal work from her global travels
go to www.dlbohren.zenfolio.com.
Our Photo Tours
Your Photography Guide
Your Photography Guide
Traveling Lens Photo Tours are for anyone and everyone with a passion for photography, travel and following the light. We spend our time photographing - not in a classroom - and provide individual help and guidance in the field to ensure an optimal photography tour experience. While we have a daily itinerary, we remain flexible to take
Traveling Lens Photo Tours are for anyone and everyone with a passion for photography, travel and following the light. We spend our time photographing - not in a classroom - and provide individual help and guidance in the field to ensure an optimal photography tour experience. While we have a daily itinerary, we remain flexible to take advantage of spectacular blue skies and glowing light or avoid torrential downpours. We believe that small groups are best but think that you also need critical mass to benefit from spending time with kindred photographic spirits so we limit our photo tours to a maximum of eight (8) participants. We also know that after a long day of photography, where you lay your head is important, so on our destination photo tours all accommodations are for single rooms with an ensuite bath in small, charming - and fully climatized - local hotels.