Canaan Valley in West Virginia is a beautiful destination in the Fall. I’m excited to return once again leading a group through some of its most dramatic scenery. The foliage will be gorgeous. Water will be flowing through the many waterfalls. The red heath barrens in the Dolly Sods Wilderness will be glowing. And with good fortune will have fog filling many of the valleys below the Appalachian mountain ranges.

We’ll shoot very early each morning as well as late in the afternoon. We’ll break when the light is high to review our images for composition and look at the possibilities to edit some to best advantage. Laptops are encouraged for this part of the workshop.

The workshop is designed for a group of 8-9 people. It is assumed that everyone will have a working knowledge of their camera and the ability to use Lightroom or Adobe Bridge to organize and share their pictures.

The workshop fee is $695 and includes all photography activities. Additional charges, not included in the fee, would be transportation, lodging, meals and items of a personal nature.

Rooms have been reserved at the Timberline Resort very near Canaan Valley State Park.

For additional workshop details please download this pdf.

To see a gallery of images from Canaan Valley, click here.

For additional information, contact Eliot.

Death Valley March 18– 23, 2013

Sold out! There is a chance that a second session might run, please contact Eliot if you would be interested in this.

Death Valley is an iconic location for photographers famous for it’s unique geology and landscape features. We’ll be photographing in such well known locations as Badwater, Zabrieskie Point, Mesquite Dunes, Golden Canyon, Aguereberry Point and more.

Each day we’ll photograph in the early and late light, which is best to bring out the drama of Death Valley. Mid day we have a room reserved to review our images. Laptops are encouraged for this part of the workshop.

The workshop fee is $1195 and includes all photography activities. Additional charges, not included in the workshop fee, would include transportation, lodging, meals, park admission, and other items of a personal nature.

Rooms have been reserved at the Furnace Creek Ranch, which is in the heart of our photographic activities.

Travel is very convenient in and out of Las Vegas followed by an easy 2 hour drive to Furnace Creek.

For additional workshop details please download this pdf.

To see a gallery of images from Death Valley, click here.

For additional information, contact Eliot.