Mini Workshops via ZOOM
Small group workshops from the basics, to travel photography to abstract photography and beyond
As we emerge from pandemic quarantines its the perfect time to ease into the world with a small group mini photo workshop via Zoom. Learn or get a refresher on the basics, transform your travel images, enter the world of abstract photography or take a deep dive in the world of multiple exposure. These mini-workshops are a perfect place to begin, build or advance your photography and expand your creative vision. Maximum of 3-5 participants.
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One-on-One Mentoring via Zoom
Individualized photography instruction tailored
to your specific interests and needs
Advance your photography, hone your technical skills and expand your creative vision through individualized One-on-One instruction via Zoom. Choose a single, intensive 1 ½ hour session to focus on a single topic or 3- or 6- session packages to go deeper.
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Destination Photo Tours: Still On Pause
Like you, our travel wings have been clipped due to Covid-19 and world events. But we're confident that we will travel again, and Provence and Venice remain at the top of our must photograph list. We will update this section when we're ready to travel again. And until then, think about a mini-workshop or One-on-One mentoring to ensure your photo skills don't get rusty!
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 go to
Our Workshops
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Your Photography Guide
Our workshops are designed to teach you, inspire you and give you the skills you need to move forward in your photography. From complete beginners to advanced amateurs and beyond, no matter what your brand or style of camera, these workshops are for you. We believe in quality over quantity and for that reason limit our workshops to 5 par
Our workshops are designed to teach you, inspire you and give you the skills you need to move forward in your photography. From complete beginners to advanced amateurs and beyond, no matter what your brand or style of camera, these workshops are for you. We believe in quality over quantity and for that reason limit our workshops to 5 participants to ensure enough time for individualized attention for each person.
Our Photo Tours
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Our Photo Tours
Traveling Lens Photo Tours are for anyone and everyone with a passion for photography, travel and following the light. We spend our time in the field - not in a classroom - and provide individual help and guidance to ensure an optimal photography tour experience. Our photo tours are limited to a maximum of eight (8) participants. We als
Traveling Lens Photo Tours are for anyone and everyone with a passion for photography, travel and following the light. We spend our time in the field - not in a classroom - and provide individual help and guidance to ensure an optimal photography tour experience. Our photo tours are limited 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.