Adventure Photography Pro Workshop with Alex Strohl
Alex has spent his life creating photos with intention; photos that evoke emotion — grandeur, awe, joy. In 3.5 hours of in-depth content from Wildist, follow Alex from pre-pro and scouting through the shoot to learn story arcs and making photos that move us. Back in the studio, organize your photos with keywords as you import them to Lightroom and practice color grading alongside a master. Once you have a finished product, Alex shares key information about working with clients and developing a desirable portfolio, and you'll get an exclusive look at his media kits and pitch decks.
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Our Review
Adventure Photography Pro Workshop with Alex Strohl — learn from a photographer who's shot Apple and Arc'teryx campaigns
The gist: A 3.5-hour digital workshop that walks through Alex Strohl's actual process — from pre-production and scouting to the shoot itself — built for travelers who want their adventure photos to look intentional instead of accidental.
- Full production process, not just camera tips: the workshop follows Strohl from pre-pro and location scouting through the shoot, covering how he builds story arcs and photos that "move" a viewer.
- Real post-production workflow included: back-in-studio sessions cover organizing photos with keywords on import to Lightroom and color grading alongside Strohl.
- Taught by a working professional: Strohl is a Madrid-born, France-based adventure photographer whose clients include Apple, Arc'teryx, and Tourism Canada, with 1.9 million Instagram followers.
- Business content included: the workshop covers working with clients and developing a portfolio, with an exclusive look at Strohl's own media kits and pitch decks — useful if a travel hobby is turning into paid work.
Separate coverage of Strohl's teaching confirms his commercial track record shooting for major outdoor and tech brands, which is the credibility behind the workshop's production and business advice.
Best for: travelers and hobbyist adventure photographers who want to shoot with more intention and understand how a working pro actually plans a trip around a shot list. Skip it if: you're an absolute beginner still learning camera basics — this workshop assumes you already know your gear. Runs ~$25-150 depending on sale pricing — check the current price before buying.
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