Check out these two beautiful catalogues featuring photographs by the Weston Family. Weston Four Generation highlights photographs by Edward, Brett, Cole, Kim and Zach Weston. Kim’s catalogue features over three decades of his work and includes 83 images.

We recently put up all of Kim's Print of the Month portfolios since 2001 up on the website! It is a great look at his wide range of work and how his vision has changed over the years. Let us know which year is your favorite!

Silver Gelatin photographs of the central coast of California by Edward, Kim and Zach Weston. This show spans four generations of silver gelatin landscape photography.

A testimonial from Sean Patrick Hill who took a landscape tutorial from Kim Weston. They photographed for multiple days and printed in the darkroom.

Banner image ©Sean Patrick Hill.

Our Holz/Weston Workshop this year in the Catskill Mountains of upstate New York was a tremendous success. Thank you all who came out to create with us over the weekend!

At The Holz Farm prepping for the workshop which starts on Friday!

We are headed to The Holz Farm on Monday to get ready for our second annual Holz/Weston Nude Photography Workshop in the Catskill Mountains!

Check out some of Kim’s images from our recent trip to Wyoming!

Kim Weston's August 2018 Print of the Month is The Release

At Weston Workshops, we teach our students how to find, and capture natural light to produce breathtaking images. Every generation of the Weston family has relied on natural light to produce stunning black and white photographs. Artificial light is rarely, if ever, used in any of their photography. 

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

Two masters, four professional models and one breathtaking location for one weekend. You do not want to miss this. 

We had an amazing time at the Boyer YL Ranch last week where we spent 4 days photographing in the Wild West.

Kim Weston's July 2018 Print of the Month is Scales of Justice.

We are thrilled to be headed to the Boyer YL Ranch this month for a Weston Destination Workshop! We have a full workshop with 9 participants, 3 models and we are thankful to be returning to the ranch as it provides much desired inspiration for ultimate creativity. 

Banner image: ©Winston Boyer

Join us in September for a special collaborative workshop with The Creative Photo Academy, based in Los Angeles. The workshop will consist of 3 days of shooting, 2 on Wildcat Hill and 1 down in the heart of Big Sur. We have four outstanding models that will be accompanying us to create amazing images here on the central coast of California. 

The past week we have been going through old prints on Wildcat Hill! It is a treat to see the body of work that Kim has created over his career. The photographs we went through consisted mostly of his Ballerina Series, and old studio shots when he was at the pinnacle of his set building. 

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

John Cornicello is not only a wonderful human, but an exceptional photographer. We are thrilled have gotten to know John over the years at our Wildcat Hill Studio Nude Workshops. It has been a treat to see the progression in his photography over the years and all the different ideas he has extracted from our location here on Wildcat Hill.