WorkshopsThese intensive Best of the Northwest photography learning experiences will expand your creative vision and technical abilities as you photograph the best of the spectacular Northwest. The workshops are recommended for intermediate to advanced photographers shooting film or digital cameras.Reserve your space by phone or mail. The registration fee for each weekend workshop is $325 ($350 in 2011). Sign up for four out of the next six workshops/non-transferable only $850 ($925 in 2011)!
To register, or for more information, please contact us.
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| | | The PalouseAugust 6-9, 2010
$325
The pastoral Palouse is one of the most photographed areas in Washington. We'll be visiting some of the barns, landscapes, and wheat fields during the peak of harvest season. |
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| | | Crater Lake National ParkSeptember 24-27, 2010
$325
We'll photograph the incredible scenery of Crater Lake at sunrise and sunset. We'll also visit many of the geological wonders within the park and many of the spectacular waterfalls surrounding the park. |
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| | | Stevens PassOctober 22-25, 2010
$325
This workshop features the dramatic fall color and mountain vistas of the North Cascades during Octoberfest.
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| | | Olympic National ParkMarch 4-7, 2011
$350
This workshop will concentrate on ocean scenics, dense moss-covered rainforests, spectacular beaches, and tidepools of Washington's Olympic Peninsula. |
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| | | Columbia River GorgeApril 29 - May 2, 2011
$350
We'll work on macro and landscape images of stunning wildflower fields, and also explore the many waterfalls in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge. |
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| | | Gardens, Wildflowers, & WaterfallsMay 20-23, 2011
$350
We'll lodge on the grounds of the Oregon Gardens, photograph the spectacular Silver Falls State Park, and visit the Iris Gardens. Prepare to learn how to photograph garden landscapes, macro flower photography, and impressionistic flower images. |
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| | | Central Oregon Cascades (with Sean Bagshaw)June 24-27, 2011
$350
The volcanic central Oregon Cascades are filled with many photo opportunities including, reflective lakes, stunning snow-capped peaks, golden cliffs, and dramatic waterfalls. |
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To register, or for more information, please contact us.
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| | | Glacier National ParkSept. 21 – 28, 2011 (with Sean Bagshaw)
$2,195 (limit 6)
During late September, the snow begins to dust the steep mountains of Glacier National Park, and most of the tourists have gone home. Deer and elk can still be spotted, and bear, moose, bighorn, and mountain goat, still roam the park in full view. This will be a photo-intensive workshop concentrating on fieldwork. Beginning on the western side of the park we’ll photograph some of the spectacular scenery along the Continental Divide. Moving to the eastern half we’ll concentrate on the landscape filled with colorful aspen, hike to spectacular waterfalls, and lands dotted with beautiful lakes. Although we will be concentrating on landscape images, there will always be wildlife nearby to photograph. Cost includes lodging (rates based on double occupancy), transportation within the park, and two meals per day. (Workshop transportation, lodging, and meals are for paying workshop attendees only.) Get the details. |
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Workshop leader David M. Cobb is a nature and wildlife photographer who has hiked and photographed throughout the world. A member of NANPA, the PPA, & the GWA, he is a regular contributor to a variety of gardening, lifestyle, nature, and travel publications as well as calendars, cards, books, brochures, and other printed materials. For more workshop information please visit www.nwphotoworkshops.com To register, or for more information, please contact us. 
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