Golden Hour Photography

*Please don’t wait to register! Workshops that do not meet the minimum number of students 3 days prior to the session date will be canceled or rescheduled. Signing up early helps us ensure that the workshop can take place. Thank you!

Join photographer and studio resident Andrea Sarcos for an inspiring evening of camera exploration, creative discovery, and golden hour magic. Whether you’re brand new to photography or looking to sharpen your skills, this hands-on workshop is designed for all levels.

Bring your digital camera (even if you’ve never used it—we’ll guide you!) and make sure it’s charged with a cleared memory card. No camera? No problem. Smartphones are welcome too.

What to Expect:

• A relaxed intro to essential photography techniques & composition tools: (Think rule of thirds, leading lines, rim lighting, silhouette, exposure, and more.)
• A guided photo walk through the Arts Warehouse neighborhood, timed perfectly with that dreamy golden hour light.
• A group photo review and mini critique back at the studio—where we’ll celebrate favorites and learn from each other.

You’ll leave with:

• A stronger understanding of how to shoot in natural light
• Tips for outdoor portrait framing
• Fresh ideas to inspire your personal photography projects

Come curious. Leave creatively charged.

Open to all levels—just bring your interest and eye for beauty.

Instructor Information:

Andrea Sarcos

Andrea is a freelance photographer, educator and interdisciplinary artist. Since 2018 she has taught photography classes to students K-12 as a Senior Artist in Residence at the Boys and Girls Club of Palm Beach County, the fifth largest Club organization in the United States. Sharing her knowledge of photography, she sparked interest in hundreds of young kids who have learned how to use digital cameras, tell a story visually, create interesting portraits and intentionally explore their communities.

Andrea curates an annual group exhibit of her students’ best work of the year to be on display at Florida Atlantic University’s Schmidt Gallery. Other exhibits of her students’ work include the Dolly Hand Cultural Arts Center in Belle Glade and the Lighthouse ArtCenter in Tequesta.

She has led educational trips with National Geographic Student Expeditions and Putney Student Travel, focusing on photography while collaborating with experts in other fields like biology and science.

Andrea is based in Boca Raton, Florida. Her work focuses on issues surrounding identity, migration, memory through the lens of visual storytelling. Her photography journey began in high school seeing her images come to life in darkroom chemicals. She received dual bachelors degrees in Journalism and Visual Art Studies from the University of Florida (2015). She became an Artist in Residence at Arts Warehouse in Delray Beach, FL, in March of 2025.

More info andreasarcos.com