Northern Armenia with Pavel Kosenko and Karen Hovhannisian
Jul 2, 2015 – Jul 9, 2015
Genre: Travel, Landscape, Genre
The workshop has been completed
Manager: Karen Hovhannisian

Photos of the workshop participants
Here you can view the photos, taken by the workshop participants. These are the best works, selected by the master in the process of joint discussions.
Lead photographer

Colorist photographer. Devout color explorer and an author of numerous articles on photography and image processing. An author of The Living Digit book (published by Treemedia in 2013). A co-founder of the Fotoproekt, a chain of photolaboratories and a photoschool. An organizer and participant of a number of photo tours across Southeast Asia, Europe, the Middle East and other regions. An author of a very popular Russian blog on photography and travel.
List of participants is visible to the club members, who have attended at least one workshop.
About the workshop
Dear friends! I invite you to our traditional annual photo trip to Armenia. This time I’ll be heading the group myself, just as I did the first group four years ago. Frameway Club’s first Armenian journey became stuff of legend and one of the most memorable trips we’ve delivered. Then again, all the trips that followed were interesting as well. There’s no reviving past successes, but new excitements await!
We have prepared a cultural-historical-culinary-photographic (of course) journey to the home country of Frunzik Mkrtchian, to the place where water is "second-purest in the world". In the company of friends we’ll travel into the mountains, see ancient churches and monasteries, swim in Lake Sevan, meet Yazidi Kurds and get within viewing distance of Mt. Ararat. We’ll get to experience Armenian hospitality first-hand and, of course, carry home many gorgeous and true-to-life pictures.
This photo trip is for beginning photographers. All you need is any camera with any lens, we’ll teach you the rest. Also you should bring along a notebook for picture reviews in the evenings — in the company of friends, over a bottle of wine.
Pavel Kosenko
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