Adventure Photography Pro Workshop with Alex Strohl
Alex has spent his life creating photos with intention; photos that evoke emotion — grandeur, awe, joy. In 3.5 hours of in-depth content from Wildist, follow Alex from pre-pro and scouting through the shoot to learn story arcs and making photos that move us. Back in the studio, organize your photos with keywords as you import them to Lightroom and practice color grading alongside a master. Once you have a finished product, Alex shares key information about working with clients and developing a desirable portfolio, and you'll get an exclusive look at his media kits and pitch decks.
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Our Review
Adventure Photography Pro Workshop with Alex Strohl — the business side of turning photography into a career
The gist: A 3.5-hour digital workshop that pairs a working adventure photographer's shooting process with real advice on client work, portfolios, and pitching — the parts photography school usually skips.
- Client-facing material included: the workshop explicitly covers working with clients and building a desirable portfolio, plus an exclusive look at Strohl's own media kits and pitch decks.
- Taught by a photographer with real commercial clients: Alex Strohl has shot for Apple, Arc'teryx, and Tourism Canada, and has built a 1.9-million-follower audience — direct evidence the techniques translate into paid work.
- Full workflow, not just shooting: covers pre-production and scouting through the shoot itself, then moves into post: organizing images with keywords on Lightroom import and color grading.
- Story-driven approach: the workshop teaches how to build story arcs that "move" viewers, a skill that separates a portfolio piece from a snapshot when pitching brand or editorial clients.
Independent coverage of Strohl's work confirms his standing as a working commercial adventure photographer, not just a course instructor — the same client list (Apple, Arc'teryx, Tourism Canada) backs up the business advice in the workshop.
Best for: photographers trying to move from hobbyist to paid client work who need portfolio and pitching guidance, not just shooting technique. Skip it if: you're only interested in technical camera settings — this workshop leans heavily into the business and storytelling side. Runs ~$25-150 depending on sale pricing — check the current price before buying.
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