Meg Loeks Creative Community

A space for photographers who want to go deeper creatively and technically.

Inside the community, you’ll find weekly in-depth tutorials covering lighting, editing, color, composition, creative process, and storytelling. These are detailed breakdowns designed to help you better understand not just how an image was created, but why.

You’ll also find:
• Creative exercises and challenges
• Behind-the-scenes process and lighting breakdowns
• A place to ask questions directly on tutorials
• Subscriber discounts on future workshops

This community was created to encourage intentional image-making, experimentation, and creative growth in a supportive,
no-pressure environment.

Subscription Options

$30/month
or
$300 annually (2 months free)

THE COLOR GUIDE

Color is one of the first things we notice in a photograph. It shapes mood, directs emotion, and quietly determines how an image is experienced.

The Color Guide is a comprehensive deep dive into how color works, technically, creatively, and emotionally, and how to use it with intention in your own photography. Inside, you’ll learn how color theory applies in real-world shooting scenarios, how light transforms hue and mood, how to build cohesive palettes, and how to edit with precision instead of guesswork. This isn’t about presets or trends. It’s about understanding.

The workshop includes:

• A 100+ page in-depth PDF guide
• 25+ video lessons with demos, explanations, BTS, and editing walkthroughs
• Custom printable color charts
• Hands-on exercises to apply what you’re learning

We’ll explore:

• Foundations of color — theory, schemes, and psychology
• Light’s impact on color — natural, created, gels, and atmosphere
• Technical color control — working spaces, common issues, and precision editing
• Building strong palettes for single images and full series
• Styling and composition strategies that use color to guide the viewer’s eye

Self-Guided Experience

$200

  • Full access to all workshop content via Dropbox

  • Downloadable PDFs, videos, and printable color charts

  • Learn on your own schedule and revisit anytime

All download purchases are non-refundable.

The Artist's Eye {Revamped}

Registration Opens OCTOBER, 2026
Workshop Begins NOVEMBER, 2026

Master the art of noticing, explore the power of color and light, and develop the shooting and editing skills needed to transform simple moments into original, narrative-driven photographs.

The Artist's Eye is a five-week online workshop designed to help you see differently. Through observation, color, light, storytelling, and editing, you'll learn how to move beyond simply taking photographs and begin creating images that feel intentional, personal, and uniquely your own.

Guided & Self-Guided Options Available

Guided Enrollment

Limited to 25 participants

Includes:

  • 175+ page workshop PDF

  • 30 video lessons

  • Behind-the-scenes videos and lighting pullbacks

  • Full editing demonstrations

  • Weekly creative exercises

  • Weekly assignments

  • Small group Zoom discussions

  • Personal video critiques from Meg

  • Lightroom & Photoshop shortcut guide

  • Detailed gear recommendations

  • Complete editing workflow

Self-Guided Enrollment

Includes:

  • 175+ page workshop PDF

  • 30 video lessons

  • Behind-the-scenes videos and lighting pullbacks

  • Full editing demonstrations

  • Weekly creative exercises

  • Lightroom & Photoshop shortcut guide

  • Detailed gear recommendations

  • Complete editing workflow

Workshop Curriculum

Week One: Exploring Detail & Nuance

Learn to slow down and notice what others overlook.

This week focuses on observation, visual curiosity, and developing a stronger creative practice. We'll study works from the Golden Age of Illustration as well as other artistic movements to better understand composition, storytelling, color, and symbolism. You'll learn how to find inspiration in everyday life, identify themes worth exploring, and begin developing personal projects rooted in your own experiences.

We'll also explore detail-oriented editing techniques and how subtle adjustments can dramatically strengthen an image.

Topics include:

  • Finding inspiration in everyday life

  • Studying art to strengthen photography

  • Visual symbolism and storytelling

  • Brainstorming and developing personal projects

  • The power of subtle edits

  • Learning to see beyond the obvious

Week Two: Illuminating Details

Light is one of the most powerful storytelling tools available to us.

This week is an in-depth exploration of both natural and created light, focusing on how light influences mood, color, depth, and atmosphere. We'll discuss how to observe and evaluate light, and use strobes and modifiers to shape a scene. You'll also learn how gels can be used to build color, reinforce a mood, and strengthen visual storytelling. We'll cover both indoor and outdoor scenarios, along with editing techniques that help enhance atmosphere and support the feeling of an image.

Topics include:

  • Understanding quality and direction of light

  • Natural light indoors and outdoors

  • Using strobes indoors

  • Using strobes outdoors

  • Modifiers and light shaping tools

  • Working with gels to create mood and color

  • Balancing ambient and artificial light

  • Creating atmosphere through light

  • Editing techniques for enhancing and shaping light

Week Three: Break Week

Take time to complete assignments, shoot, experiment, and apply what you've learned so far.

Guided participants will continue receiving feedback and support during this week.

Week Four: Discovering Color Opportunities & Composition

Color and composition are powerful tools for guiding the viewer's eye and creating emotional impact.

This week explores color theory, color relationships, visual hierarchy, and compositional techniques that help strengthen narrative and create more intentional photographs.

Topics include:

  • Color theory

  • Building stronger color palettes

  • Finding color opportunities in everyday environments

  • Editing for color harmony and impact

  • Composition for storytelling

  • Layering, framing, and visual flow

  • Creating depth and visual interest

Week Five: Focusing on Story & Style

Bring everything together to create work that feels uniquely your own.

This final week focuses on advanced editing, storytelling, and developing a recognizable artistic voice. We'll discuss how to create stronger narratives, build cohesive bodies of work, and make editing decisions that support your vision rather than follow trends.

Topics include:

  • Narrative structure and visual storytelling

  • Creating stronger conceptual images

  • Developing a cohesive style

  • Advanced editing techniques

  • Compositing workflows

  • Portfolio development

  • Building long-term personal projects

Creative Community Member Benefit

As a thank you for being part of the Creative Community, members receive an additional 10% discount on enrollment. A discount code will be provided inside the community prior to registration opening.

Early Bird Registration

Early Bird enrollment opens October, 2026.

More details, pricing, and registration information will be announced soon.

Behind the Scenes with Meg Loeks - A Self-Paced Online Workshop

In-depth, video-based demonstrations of Meg's entire creative process through more than a dozen photos from start to finish

New ideas for working with all types of light, from full sun to created light to low light

Insights into color theory and specific ways to use color schemes to strengthen your photos

Editing techniques in both Lightroom and Photoshop that will give your images the polish and pop you've been looking for

Fresh photography hacks that will take your portraits and storytelling photos to the next level

Meg's personal color overlays for Photoshop

Ultimate Guide to Photo Editing - A Self-Paced Online Workshop

From color manipulation to composites to editing difficult lighting situations, Meg Loeks shows you how to edit your images to enhance your own distinctive voice. She will cover the exact post-processing techniques you can use to strengthen depth, color, and storytelling within your frame. And her start to finish editing videos cover how to maintain consistency in diverse types of environments and light.