Events, workshops, and ongoing photowalks are hosted by Andrew Legere and Legere Fine Art Services as part of an ongoing commitment to fine art photography, photographic education, and the development of a creative photographic community.

Each experience is built around a specific idea, photographer, or approach to image making. Through guided photowalks, workshops, artist talks, critiques, and public exhibitions, participants are encouraged to explore photography not simply as the act of taking pictures, but as a visual language shaped by observation, editing, sequencing, printing, presentation, and discussion.

Drawing inspiration from some of the most influential photographers of the twentieth and twenty first centuries, these programs examine the philosophies, techniques, and creative processes that have shaped the medium while helping participants develop their own personal way of seeing.

Whether joining a single event or participating in a longer program, each experience is designed to encourage experimentation, thoughtful discussion, and the creation of finished photographic works intended to be seen, shared, and experienced beyond the screen.

New events, workshops, and photowalks will be added below as they are developed.

Upcoming Workshops

Registration Now Open

November 4 – December 18, 2026
Limited to eight participants.

The Photographic Process: Brassaï, Light, Shadow & the Mystery of the Nocturnal City

A five-week fine art photography workshop inspired by Hungarian-French photographer Brassaï, exploring light, shadow, atmosphere, and the city after dark. Open to both black-and-white and colour photographers.

Upcoming Photowalks

Tuesday, October 20, 2026 1:00PM – 4:00PM

From Street to Print: The Photographic Assignment | “27 Frames on Film – The Disposable Camera”

A three-hour guided 35mm film photowalk on Granville Island using disposable cameras, followed by an optional social hour. Includes camera, film development, digital scans, 4×6 prints, and an invitation to the November 1 Print Reveal.