Our Classes
| CLASS DATES | AVAILABILITY | PRICE | SPACE LEFT | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| March 18, 2024 - March 22, 2024 | Available | $ 3,649 |
8 Available
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Canyonlands National Park is the perfect place to develop your landscape photography skills. Here is a land of colossal photographic drama, a ‘Get Out There Adventure’ with crimson canyons, stout mesas, flat top buttes, and cathedral spires in the heart of southeastern Utah’s Red Rock Country. The class is in the Island of the Sky District, where water and gravity have been the prime architects of sculpting layers of rock into a rugged, remote landscape where the Green and Colorado Rivers create leading lines through majestic canyons. You will explore and photograph along backcountry trails and roads, which will take you to remote and stunning locations during the golden hours and at other times when polarizing and neutral density filters can make a creative difference.
You will capture light, shadow, line, form, texture, and more from Mesa Arch, Dead Horse Point, Horse Thief Trail, Mineral Bottom, Shafer Trail, and Fisher Rock, as well as selected crevices along the Colorado and Green Rivers. All just a short distance from our basecamp in Moab, Utah.
The Canyonlands National Park Master Class Photography Workshop is a 5-day full immersion program that teaches a capture to post-production workflow to create fine art landscape photography. We are not a photography tour provider; we are a visual arts, photography education program. Thus, you will spend significant time at each location with your instructor to develop a deep understanding of your subject and theme and learn to complete your vision in post-production.
You will work in selected backcountry locations and learn landscape art visualization, creative approaches to sky and ground compositions, light atmospherics, and our’ work the scene-work the camera’ methods to capture and express your subjective thoughts and feelings. We provide lectures and instructions for the application of documentary, narrative, and navigation landscape art approaches. Masterclass students capture grand scenic, intermediate, and detail compositions with professional methods such as Stack Focus, Dynamic Range Capture, Lens Choice, ND Filter applications, ETTR, Landscape Gear Management, and more.
In the class conference room, you will learn an end-to-end post-production workflow with Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop to increase your work’s emotional range. You will learn foolproof methods with an instructor by your side to develop raw images, image segmentation, Lightroom luminosity and color techniques, color grading, tone principles, insights into landscape thematics, and how to create images that are ‘beyond the lens.’
Upon your return home, you will receive three hours of online post-production training. This is a one-on-one program to help you complete selected images from the Field and expand your ability to visualize the final image. You may also extend your one-on-one training for two additional hours as part of your Masterclass package for an extra $100.00 fee.
Our Masterclass Photography Workshops are small, intimate, collegial, and instruction is hands-on. Within your class, you will share ideas and experiences with fellow photographers who will become lifelong friends. We know that you will benefit tremendously from our guidance, advice, lectures, demonstrations, and reviews as we help you take your photography to the next level.
- Driving: We reach most of our remote locations with 4×4 vehicles, which we provide.
- Hiking: The longest hike is 2 miles over a moderate elevation gain.
- All Local Ground Transportation from Base Camp to Site Locations
- Training Documentation
- In Class Post-Production Instruction
- 3 Hours Personal Online Tutoring
- Meals
- Lodging
- Transportation to and from Basecamp
Our Basecamp is The La Quinta Inn & Suites Moab, located in Moab, Utah.
Our Classes
| CLASS DATES | AVAILABILITY | PRICE | SPACE LEFT | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| March 18, 2024 - March 22, 2024 | Available | $ 3,649 |
8 Available
|
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