Andy Williams

For me, there is no greater joy than the AHA! moment that a guest has when we’re on location at a very cool place, and they’ve just shot their best photograph using what I’ve taught them.
— Andy Williams

Andy Williams

Andy has been a photographer all his life. His professional work can be found on his website. Andy is also a published author in worldwide magazines and newspapers, books, and his work hangs in boardrooms and living rooms around the world. He hosts the acclaimed reCOMPOSE Podcast, which covers a wide variety of photography topics and subjects bi-weekly.

Andy has a tremendous passion for travel, wildlife, landscape, and situational photography. He loves to share his knowledge and experience. One of the original “internet gurus “of photography, he’s been online for over 20 years, helping photographers of all levels learn and grow. From his love of photography and teaching, these workshops were born. Over the years, Andy, Marc, and Dave have developed a close working relationship and have honed in on unique and effective teaching methods. They all share the ultimate goal of “passing it along” to their workshop guests.

What has become evident over the years is that Andy excels at his craft and teaching others. Andy can distill complicated subjects down to practical methods that his students can employ immediately.

P.S. Did you know that Andy is a Sony mirrorless photographer? Learn more about Andy and his approaches to photography by visiting his “Meet the Pro” page.

See more of Andy's work here.

Testimonials

Paola L.

Galapagos ’13

As a non-photographer, I didn't expect to learn so much. I thought I was just going along for the ride, and doing my best to stay out of the way of the professionals. I'm so glad Andy took the time to give me a mini-lesson. I got my tuition's worth along with fantastic memories and pics. Thank you.

Keith E.

Italy Pre-Trip ’16

Andy - thanks so much for everything! You are a great photo leader, instructor, and super patient person. Your insights into how to shoot a scene have been very helpful to me and I'm already planning an outing close by to home to try some of them out.

Debbie M.

Mongolia Winter Migration ’19

One thing that really sets Muench Workshops apart is the personal attention in the months leading up to the adventure. I was astonished that Andy called me directly to talk about the workshop when I emailed my interest. It meant the world to me that he cared enough to work with me to help me get to the point of being able to make the decision to attend. The opportunity to ask him questions during the prep for the workshop was fantastic and helped take some of the guesswork out of the prep regarding adequate layers. As it turned out, without that interaction, I would not have upgraded my already significant cold-weather gear (which was critical for this adventure) ...and been cold. I never expected -20 degree boots would not be sufficient!