2007, the first Renegade Photo Shoots held in NYC.


​Multi-location,
Multi-genre photo edu concept

11 participants
8-hours on streets of NYC
studio beauty, street photography, celebrity paparazzi, lifestyle


2008, concept debuts in San Francisco.

2009, form Renegade Photo Shoots SF Meetup.
View the 2007 Renegade Photo Shoots magazine: www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/5173

Renegade Photo Shoots does photography
education workshops differently. If you do not
walk away saying,"Wow, guess what I did,"
​then we did not do our job.
The Education
​
  • An environment that stimulates the best peer learning and community
  • Skills training taught to your level
  • No-attitude instructors, staff and attendees
  • Top service, follow-up and instruction
  • Lead by a renegade with more than 20 years photo industry experience
The Experience
​
  • Themed shoots
  • Access to cool venues
  • Interpret to your vision
  • Surprise twist at every workshop
  • Character models and crazy settings
  • No more "everyone-has-the-same-photos" scenario

Martha Blanchfield, founder and chief renegade

Craving community, and the opportunity to invent campy photo shoots that deliver top-notch learning, Martha Blanchfield founded Renegade Photo Shoots. Having carved out some dandy relationships with Puerto Vallarta natives and professionals in the Puerto Vallarta travel and tourism ranks, she is delighted to expand her signature programming to Mexico.

Most recently having served as the WW global public relations manager for ProGrade Digital memory cards, Martha has worked for imaging industry clients such as Nikon, Lexar, SanDisk, BenQ, GoPro and others. She freelance writes and photographs, and her journalism pursuits have landed placement of articles and images in Rangefinder, AfterCapture, Studio Photography, plus Latitude 38, Points East, Classic Boat (UK), Nautique (NL), SFGate, Antigua Classics Yacht Regatta (ANU), JBoats newsletter, Adventure Sports Journal and more. She has earned cover shots with various publications, plus awards for community photojournalism.

Martha currently produces copy for Netherlands firm, The Ocean Cleanup and freelance writing for various magazines.