Analog Photography Workshops
Unlock your creative eye this summer with Nashville State’s Center for Workforce Development and Continuing Education. From July 14 through July 23, our hands‑on photography workshop series invites learners of all levels to explore the art and technique of capturing compelling images by exploring skills with black & white film development, printing in a traditional darkroom, and more. These workshops offer expert guidance, practical experience, and an inspiring community of fellow photographers.
*There is a $50 discount for individuals who sign up for all 4 workshops. Please email workforcetraining@nscc.edu once you've registered to receive your discount*
Meet the Instructor:
Beth Trabue Gorham is a native Nashvillian who began taking photography classes in high school. She received a BFA in Photography from the University of Georgia and an MFA in Photography from ETSU. In between those studies she worked for Sally Mann where she gained invaluable experience assisting the world-renowned artist in the print production for gallery shows. She began teaching photography at Nashville State in 2000 and became a full-time professor in 2001. She has taught a wide variety of classes from beginning digital to history of photography to studio lighting, and while technology marches on, she has kept one foot in the darkroom sharing her love for this medium to hundreds of students.
