Start: November 3, 2025.
Second edition.
Workshop taught in English.
Pride, gluttony, wrath, greed, envy, lust, and sloth—these are the sins we’ve been taught. But in the 21st century, we can’t help but wonder—do we still sin, or has the concept of sin become obsolete and forgotten? Sin was once closely tied to the existence of God, but it also reflects the relationships between people and the impact our actions have on ourselves and others.
Are there newer sins in today’s world? Have new sins emerged? What about mindlessly scrolling through your phone, ignoring everything and everyone around you? Would that be considered a sin? Is throwing garbage and creating meaningless images a sin? Are the seven deadly sins really sins?
We will attempt to answer these questions, always drawing inspiration from contemporary photography—our springboard. Art has been the perfect medium for channeling our most elemental passions—a space for connection, self-knowledge, and recognizing our inner voice.
With Sins, we invite you to enjoy, play, and reflect—finding joy and opportunities for introspection as you capture your ideas and thoughts through images. This journey will bring you closer to contemporary art and to your most genuine and authentic project. Let’s sin.
With a theoretical foundation rooted in psychology and the creative processes of contemporary art, you will receive the content of this training every Monday and Friday from November 3 to November 28. This content will include audio, inspiring artists, photography exercises, reflections on sins, and recommended music. You will explore a total of 8 sins. Each sin will take approximately 15 to 20 minutes to listen to, read, and enjoy. Once you receive the content, you can decide when to access it and complete the suggested activities.
I invite you to embark on this experience with an open and curious mind—a game, a way of looking at things without preconceptions, neither accepting nor rejecting anything. Simply embrace each message you receive and enjoy the journey of getting to know yourself, as if meeting someone for the first time.
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Who is This Workshop For?
- This training is designed for restless and curious individuals—seekers unsatisfied with conventional tools and eager to explore alternative strategies for exploring themselves and others. Alive, alert, and eager to learn, these individuals are ready to discover that sinning can sometimes be a good thing.
- This training is tailored for those looking to boost their creative potential in photography while also delving into artistic expression and development across other disciplines, such as writing, painting, or performing arts.
Cómo funciona
- Click on the “Sign Up” button to complete your registration.
- You’ll get a confirmation email with immediate access to the first content (check your spam folder if you don’t see it).
- Starting on the designated day, you will receive emails with links to the new content.
- Access all materials on the training platform anytime.
- Ask questions or share suggestions in the platform’s support section.
- Want to give this experience as a gift? You can buy a gift card with a personalized message delivered on the date you choose or print it out to give in person.
“The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it.”
Oscar Wilde
About the Instructor
Amparo Muñoz Morellà
Psychologist, educator, and researcher in photography and personal development. Co-director of ANDANA and creator of this experience.
Communicator with over 20 years of experience in community intervention and social integration through artistic tools. Her work focuses on exploring photography as a strategy to boost creativity, foster self-knowledge, and improve emotional well-being.
Through specialized training in Mindfulness for Children and Adults and a Master’s Degree in Psychotherapy: Third-Generation Therapies, she has developed this innovative methodology that combines mindfulness and photography to foster introspection, authenticity, and personal transformation. Her work as a communicator extends through articles, courses, and masterclasses on the connection between psychology and the image.
In collaboration with Javier Sancho Boils, Amparo founded ANDANA, a project that combines photography and personal development. Since 2015, they have been leading workshops that use photography as a tool for personal and social development for various organizations and government entities.
Author of the books Fotografía para crecer. Guía práctica para enseñar fotografía en la infancia y adolescencia (Photography to Grow: A Practical Guide for Teaching Photography to Children and Adolescents), Descubre la fotografía. Mirar, crear y disfrutar desde la infancia (Discover Photography: Look, Enjoy, and Create from Childhood), You Are What You Look At, and Photography to Get to Know Yourself. Origin.
You can learn more about her work, conferences, courses, and workshops at amparomunozmorella.com
What People Have to Say About this Workshop
@anapinkgomez
I really liked the way you approached the concept of sins from a perspective that resonates with our times and free of judgment. You did so in a practical and real way. It helped me reflect a lot, especially on Human Rights and the Common Good.
@marisebrenes
I really enjoyed the time spent reflecting and thinking about the exercises. Amparo has developed each sin thoughtfully, and the recommended songs are very fitting. I’ve gained a lot of insight from each artist. It has been a very positive experience, and I highly recommend it. Congratulations, and thank you ❤️
@mariafoto2023
Reflecting on each of the sins was insightful and broadened my perspective. The way they were approached made pride, wrath, and greed the sins that most mobilized me. I enjoy writing, so for each one, I told a brief story and tried to portray it through a picture. It was an enriching and creative experience.
@Vibla_photography
Sins is one of the training experiences I’ve enjoyed the most—perhaps because it allowed me to work from a personal perspective while connecting photography with my emotions and the world around me.
@thaismu68
It was an interesting and fun way to create enthusiasm for photographing things I once considered foreign or unimportant, while also fostering an interest in understanding “contemporary sins.”
@Marina frias Diaz
I feel that everyone should know about this magnificent work of yours—you are truly inspiring.
@Ernesto Rodríguez
I allowed myself to observe sins from a different perspective, to commit a couple of them and accept them, and to acknowledge that I need to work on my wrath and greed. At times, I felt frustrated for not being able to capture the conceived sin through a photo.
@lasalavaleria
Every training opportunity promises change. Through the comprehensive approach and the suggested activities paired with a loving and clear process evident in every aspect, I have gained a profound understanding of human behavior. I could break free from old paradigms that had been holding me back. I feel complete. Thank you for transforming my gaze. Until next time!
@rula.fotografia.9803
It was a major challenge. I didn’t take any photographs for a long time due to “sloth” and because of life’s distractions (or my own). I believe that what another point of view presents undoubtedly helps us grow, or at least allows us to see things differently, question ourselves, rethink ideas, and give creativity a chance to play for a while. This is a real opportunity for self-knowledge and connection with our inner world. Thank you so much for this opportunity and for creating this space.
@deseo_vertigo
It was liberating. I did some very interesting creative work during the pandemic, but now I’m finding it difficult to find the motivation or time for photography. The workshop inspired me and helped me realize that I can organize my days to dedicate time to photography and personal enjoyment.
Photographs taken during this training
Price
The full workshop for a one-time payment.
US$50
The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it.
Start: November 3, 2025 – Registration is open until November 2 or when all spots are gone.
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Purchase a gift card with a personalized message delivered by email on the date of your choice. You can also print out the gift card and give it in person.
FAQs
Is access to the course permanent?
Yes, the content is permanently available on the training platform. You can review it anytime, as many times as you like. Everyone learns at their own pace.
Will my exercises be supervised?
The process of getting to know yourself is an intimate and individual journey. The exercises will accompany you and make it easier to temporarily focus on what you will explore. Getting to know yourself through photography is a deeply personal journey that requires autobiographical exploration and a sacred space that belongs solely to you. This space belongs exclusively to you; you will conduct the interpretations, embark on projects, and gain the insights essential to your journey.
This is a fun educational experience designed to help you get to know yourself better and deepen your personal development. Please note that ANDANAfoto does not offer therapeutic services.
Can I share my experience?
You can find other participants on Instagram who are also enjoying this experience by using a hashtag that will be provided in the first message. Check out images others have chosen to share on the @andanafoto account, showcasing their journey through the same experience. If you wish to share any or all of your work, feel free to post it and mention us.
I don’t have an SLR camera.
No special photographic gear is required; your cell phone will suffice.
Does the workshop follow a fixed schedule?
The workshop does not follow a fixed schedule. Once you have access to the content, you can enjoy the experience at your own pace.
An email with the link to the training platform will be sent to you. You are free to decide when to access the sessions and complete the suggested exercises.
What are the payment methods?
You can pay using a credit or debit card, PayPal, Google Pay, or Apple Pay. All transactions are securely processed with SSL encryption.
Do you have any questions or concerns about signing up for the workshop? Please contact us at english@andanafoto.com
