Creating Your Own Minimal Photographic Style with Benjamin Hardman
Benjamin Hardman and Wildist will teach you how to develop your own photographic style. Simplicity is hard to master and Benjamin is going to teach you the practical techniques he uses for traveling light, framing his subjects, using negative space, and turning out incredible edits. Recognized around the world for capturing the simplicity of the Arctic, Benjamin's 5 hour workshop will share advice you can use for years to come in your photography.
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Creating Your Own Minimal Photographic Style — Learn to Shoot Light and Simple in Remote Landscapes
The gist: A 5-hour workshop built around minimalist, negative-space composition and lightweight travel gear — taught by a photographer who built his career shooting exactly the kind of remote, harsh landscapes frequent travelers dream about.
- Real runtime and structure: A 5-hour course covering framing, negative space, and editing, including dedicated lessons on lightweight gear setup and a full backpack breakdown.
- Field-to-edit workflow: Benjamin goes out on location for a shot, then walks through the actual editing process for that specific image — including macro detail and image-stitching techniques.
- Built for minimal packing: The gear and backpack modules are specifically about traveling light, directly useful for anyone packing for a remote trip with limited luggage space.
- Extra resources included: Comes with an exclusive Iceland roadmap guide and a downloadable workbook.
Instructor Benjamin Hardman is an Australian landscape photographer based in Iceland since 2015 with over 1 million Instagram followers, whose minimalist, fine-art landscape work has led to projects with Netflix, BBC, National Geographic, Disney, and Tesla.
Best for: travelers heading to stark, remote landscapes (Iceland, Arctic regions, deserts) who want a lightweight kit and a distinct, minimal editing style. Skip it if: you shoot busy urban or street scenes — this workshop's whole aesthetic is empty space and simplicity. Runs about $150 — check the current price before buying.
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