Nature's Photography Workshops is happy to introduce a new concept in photography instruction ------------ FIELD TRIPS!
Field Trips give you a chance to join either or both of us as we scout out new locations for workshops and do some photography for ourselves. We all like to get out and enjoy nature and get some great images in the process.
During a structured workshop, we, as instructors, do not get a chance to do much shooting on our own. We approach workshops as a time to help you as participants, not a time for our photography projects.
Field Trips are a way for us to work on our projects and take stock photographs while we scout out locations for new workshops. As a participant in a Field Trip, you get to attend an exploration session at a reduced rate from a structured workshop.
The instructors will answers questions and do
some limited field instruction. You also get to experience the way that we approach an area and how we obtain our photographs. We do extensive research before the trip to ensure that we know the "hot spots," decreasing the amount of aimless wondering once there. You receive the benefit of that research. All you have to do is show up and leave the locations and schedule to us. You can also strike out on your own or in small groups if you want, directing your own adventure. You will be getting the benefit of different perspectives in shooting and sometimes new techniques. We will spend a lot of
time in the field, even during harsh light hours.
In the evenings, we can get together over dinner and talk photography
as well as answer questions about the day. However, this is not a formal structured
workshop; it is intended as a time to get out and shoot for all of us.
When a Field Trip is scheduled, at least one instructor is committed to attend even if no
participants signed up. We will try to arrange special rates on hotel
rooms whenever possible. The cost of Field Trips will vary depending
on the trip location and length of the trip. If only one instructor is committed to the trip, the other may or may
not attend. The advertised instructor is the one that is guaranteed
to be there.
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