Photography Workshop
Imagine a desert landscape colored with yellows, golds and purples of numerous wildflowers. With all the soaking rains through out the winter, the wildflower season at Death Valley promises to be one of the best in years. On March 8--10th., 2011, professional photographer Karen Linsley and I will be offering a Wildflower Photography Workshop in Death Valley.
The workshop fee of $99.00 includes tuition and camping in the Furnace Creek group campground, plus an additional $20.00 park entrance fee. From sunrise to sunset, Karen and I will be offering techniques and tips on photographing the wildflowers. At night, while we camp in the group camping area at Furnace Creek, we will point our cameras at the canopy of stars overhead. Death Valley with its dark skies is one of the best locations for night photography.
What
an exciting and interesting photo-adventure this day has been. I love
it when I am drawn to an area and not knowing what to expect I get
treated to new experiences.
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Photography places me in the moment where I can share that moment in time. It becomes a life story as represented by my interaction with the scene. The happiness and beauty or the sorrow and strife; how I focus leaves a lasting impression that might touch the viewer on a spiritual level.
"Reflecting Nature's Artistry"
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