What It Takes to Make a Muench Workshop
When you scroll through the Muench Workshops website or flip through our magazine, it’s easy to get swept up in the hero images: golden sunlight washing over ancient sandstone tombs
Workshop Destinations
The Art of Celestial Alignment
Great cityscape photography is equal parts personal passion, precise planning, and knowing how to adapt. Here, Muench Workshops pro Jennifer Khordi shares her journey from self-taught photographer to viral moon-chaser.
Beyond the Postcard: A Photographer’s Guide to New Zealand
Even for a seasoned mountain photographer like Matt Payne, a first trip to New Zealand’s South Island brings plenty of surprises. Working alongside local Pro Neil Protheroe, Matt breaks down
How to Photograph Your First Safari: Lessons from a Polar Photographer
For most photographers, stepping onto the African savannah for the first time is a lifelong dream, and an incredibly overwhelming prospect. Talor Stone, a professional photographer who’s worked in some
Northern Lights Photography: Why the Aurora Is Not the Main Character
After eight winters chasing the aurora in northern Norway, Virgil Reglioni arrived at an idea that runs against most aurora photography: the Northern Lights are not the main character.
The Story Behind She Shoots: A Q&A with Kathy, Talor, and Lisa
Our brand new “She Shoots” series of workshops is launching in 2027. These have been created as a place to connect, to learn, and to create with fellow women photographers,
How to Photograph Desert Landscapes: Lessons from Death Valley and White Sands
For many photographers, deserts are exotic destinations to tick off a bucket list. But for me, they’ve always been part of everyday life. I’ve spent most of my life in
Making Photographs With People, Not Of
James, a Maasai herder, gathers his cattle at first light beneath the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. Dramatic landscapes often define travel photography, but the longer we spend in a place,
Photographing the Northern Irish Coastline: Best Locations and Tips
The landscapes of the north of Ireland—both north and south of the border—offer some of the most unique and rewarding photography in the British Isles. From lighthouses perched atop rugged
Photographing Polar Bears in a Changing Arctic
We set out across Svalbard’s northern seas with one hope above all, to see polar bears. This was my third season guiding in the Arctic, but 2025 felt different. Just
Photographing Jaguars in Brazil’s Pantanal
In Brazil’s Pantanal, signs of a jaguar often appear before the animal itself. A drag mark in a sandbar. Fresh pugprints pressed into drying mud. The quiet that falls over
A Deep Dive into Photographing Manatees and Sharks in Florida
When it comes to trying something new, there’s often a moment of nerves, excitement, and curiosity right before you dive into the deep end. That’s exactly the point where our
New Zealand Photography: Spring vs Fall
While New Zealand may not claim world records for size or scale, it delivers extraordinary landscape diversity within an area the size of Colorado. Choosing between seasons for your New
Discover the Best Photo Workshops in the World
Are you ready to step up your photography game and capture breathtaking images that tell a story? Muench Workshops offers photography workshops that are designed to elevate your skills and
Discover the Wonders of Antarctica: A Photographer’s Paradise
Explore the unique Antarctic photography expedition with expert guides, stunning wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes. Learn about camera gear, wildlife excursions, and flexible itineraries tailored for photographers.
A photographer’s voyage through South Georgia, the Falkland Islands, and Antarctica
Hear what it’s like to voyage in a loop through the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, and Antarctica.
How to plan a photography trip to Antarctica & South Georgia
Helpful tips for planning a successful photography expedition to Antarctica and South Georgia Island.
Photographers are flocking to Antarctica. Here’s why.
Ice-strengthened ships, modern technology, and sailing experience means that a journey to Antarctica is safer and smoother than ever.
Photographing the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, and Antarctica
Wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas shares what it’s like to photograph in Antarctica, South Georgia, and the Falkland Islands.
Antarctica: It’s “hotter” than you think
How cold is a visit to Antarctica? You might be surprised.
Antarctica: The Photographer’s Paradise
Despite Antarctica being stark, cold, and remote, it will inspire and amaze photographers.
Yellowstone, Our First National Park
Yellowstone, our first national park, is a wondrous location in any season, but particularly in winter.
Iceland, The Land of Opposites
Iceland is rapidly becoming one of the most photographed places on earth, and for good reason.
Antarctic Inspiration
Many people imagine Antarctica as a place of stark whites and blacks, nothing could be further from the truth.