Workshop Overview
At a time when artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing photographic practices, this training offers photographers the opportunity to discover and master generative AI tools to enrich, accelerate, and reinvent their creative process.
Through theoretical contributions and numerous practical cases, participants will learn how to integrate AI into their visual production workflow, from shooting to post-production, while respecting ethical and legal frameworks.
Instructors
Benjamin Chosson
With over 13 years of experience in digital marketing, content strategy, and innovation, Benjamin Chosson supports brands and creative teams in adopting emerging technologies, particularly AI, to rethink how they produce, distribute, and enhance their content.
He currently works as an AI Implementation Manager at an international communication consultancy. His role involves defining a vision, coordinating concrete use cases across communication fields (creative, strategy, media, production, etc.), designing augmented workflows, training teams in these new practices, and shaping future business models.
His approach is both strategic and operational, always with one clear objective: making AI an accessible, mastered, and value-generating tool for today’s and tomorrow’s creators. Generative AI is profoundly transforming creative professions: photography, video, ideation, writing—ushering in a new era.
These tools do not replace talent or creativity but amplify ideas, accelerate processes, and open new avenues for expression. In this dynamic, Benjamin helps professionals understand, test, and integrate these new possibilities into their daily work.
As part of the “Photography & AI: Expanding the Realm of Possibilities” training, he provides a clear and concrete analysis of how these technologies impact the creative value chain: image generation, automated retouching, AI-assisted art direction—with a strong focus on viable, legally sound, and professionally relevant solutions.
Edwin Cohas
Edwin Cohas has been a photographer for 14 years.
The son of a photographer, he grew up surrounded by images, light, and studio equipment.
From a young age, he had the chance to assist various photographers, driven simply by curiosity and passion, which allowed him to discover the richness and diversity of photographic worlds.
Trained in graphic and digital communication, he has specialized in several areas: still life (perfumes, jewelry, pharmaceuticals), corporate reportage, professional portraiture, and interior architecture.
His work has been published in magazines such as Elle, Le Figaro, and Les Échos. He has collaborated with agencies like Extreme, Bronson, Manitoba, and Vivacy.
For several years, Edwin has been integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into his workflow. He uses it to create visual atmospheres, generate or extend backgrounds, enhance retouching (textures, color grading), and streamline the layout of visuals for his clients.
He also uses AI for content writing, publications, social media, and overall communication.
Edwin has been actively interested in AI for 4 years, and as a photographer for Stratégies magazine, he regularly attends conferences that allow him to keep up with industry developments.
Workshop Program
Enrollment and Contact
Enrollment is open year-round, subject to availability.
Feel free to contact Spéos if you have any questions about this program.
You are also welcome to visit the school anytime — simply make an appointment.