(Let’s talk more May 21.)
How Other’s Describe After Dark:
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“AD is the only place to learn photography and business from leading names in the industry. Learn, grow, experience, network and go home with techniques and knowledge you can put to use right now!”
Nate Peterson
“Take all the individual trade shows, conventions and workshops out there and combine them into one single, customizable, hands-on, multi-day event and you have After Dark. Everything from indoor/outdoor lighting fundamentals and the latest trends & techniques to business, sales and customer experience training from the best mentors who are not only living it everyday, but willing to share it and thrive in the success of others. The new standard of education in the photographic industry.”
Julie Tetz Bertonazzi
“A festival of creative madness.”
Cristal Matthews Grossnicklaus
“The best place to learn a LOT of knowledge at once!”
Christian Heurich
“A moveable gathering of creativity and productivity for professional photographers, After Dark is a nexus, like the convergence of a Chinese fire drill and a Vulcan mind meld. Bring your burning questions to this interactive gathering of minds for proven answers from experienced mentors and flashing, inspirational leaps of insights gained from your real-time collaborations with them and other participants to apply as solutions, to build greater success in your business.”
Michael Keo
“After Dark is NOT a seminar, it’s a 72 hour lifestyle.”
Susan Mirembe
“Amazing, Unpredictable, Fun, Creative, Great Energy, Talent, Love, Respect, Welcoming, Extraordinary, limitless, Incredible, Elite Greatness= I Challenge you to ATTEND SO YOU Can Define AFTER Dark for Yourself!”
JoeWiesman
“72 hours of high energy, get-your-hands-dirty photography, with really talented instructors teaching you everything you want to know. Kidnapping Ansel Adams is the only alternative that I see.”
Robert Myles
“Ultimate Photography Mashup – combination, visualization, aggregation – combines data, presentation or functionality from two or more sources to create new services.”


