Here you will find all of the information you need regarding the on location landscape and nature photography workshops that I offer for 2019 and 2020. If you have any questions not answered in the FAQ section below, please reach out to me via email or telephone at your earliest convenience.
Landscape Photography Workshops
When researching a photography workshop, there is much more to consider aside from the location & date of the event. The experience, personality and teaching style of the host should be considered first to get the most out of your investment.
THIS is the workshop you have all been waiting for! During this two day intensive classroom workshop I will leave no stone unturned as I teach you EVERTYTHING I know about building and maintaining a highly successful nature photography business! From just starting out, to monetizing your photography, building a brand and rising to the top I will teach you step by step how I took my nature photography business from ground zero to where it is today, all from my home office.
For fellow photographers whose goals include turning their passion for photography into a successful business, I offer a comprehensive website review and business plan generation package that will put you on the fast track to reaching your goals in less time, with fewer mistakes and with a leg up on the competition from the very start. In the short span of five years I have turned my passion for photography into a highly successful fine art photographic print business & education platform with collectors of my work around the world and a decade of experience providing photographic instruction to students in the field.
This scheduled 3 day in the field workshop will be held the second week in August based on my years of experience photographing the park during the wildflower season. Even in less than monumental years or when the season comes earlier than expected, there is still an astounding amount of breathtaking photographic opportunities in the park during this time including spectacular views of the mountain at every turn, waterfalls, old growth forests, rivers, streams and lakes. If you do not have the opportunity to register for my flex workshop described below, but still want your very best chance at seeing the incredible display of wildflowers in the park, this is it!
This exclusive 5 day workshop is for those who have the time and flexibility for last minute planning and want to be assured that they will be able to photograph the park during the peak of the wildflower season in 2019! This incredible opportunity is limited to just 4 people, a small intimate workshop where we will cover all areas of the park during the prime season. Mount Rainier Park during this time is one of the most incredible, inspiring and breathtaking sights I have witnessed in my life and I am extremely excited to offer this opportunity to four very lucky people in 2019.
This workshop will be hosted in Leavenworth, WA Friday October 25th- Sunday October 27th, 2019 at the peak of fall color! I have been photographing this area during fall for the past 8 years and have taught over 45 sold out photography workshops since I began offering them back in 2010. All skill levels may join and the only fitness requirement is the ability to be on your feet for 12 hours as well as some light to moderate hiking. The area we will be covering encompasses a 20 sq mile radius outward from the town of Leavenworth, Washington.
I have offered this workshop every year now for the past 6 years. This is one of my most popular workshops of the year, often ending up with a long waiting list so don't hesitate if you would like to join me next year! This workshop will be hosted in Leavenworth, Washington DURING THE WEEK Monday October 14th through Wednesday October 16th, 2019 at the peak of fall color! Because this is a weekday workshop, Leavenworth will practically be empty and we will have the area all to ourselves!
Death Valley National Park is an incredible place to create beautiful imagery. Most people know of Death Valley as being the hottest, driest and lowest National Park. While the heat in Death Valley can be unbearable in the summer months, in the winter it is actually a very pleasant place to visit! With an amazing range of abstract, landscape and night photography available, the diversity of the valley will inspire and fill you with wonder!
Death Valley National Park is an incredible place to create beautiful imagery. Most people know of Death Valley as being the hottest, driest and lowest National Park. While the heat in Death Valley can be unbearable in the summer months, in the winter it is actually a very pleasant place to visit! With an amazing range of abstract, landscape and night photography available, the diversity of the valley will inspire and fill you with wonder! This workshop will be held February 27th - March 1st, 2020.
THIS is the workshop you have all been waiting for! During this two day intensive classroom workshop I will leave no stone unturned as I teach you EVERTYTHING I know about building and maintaining a highly successful nature photography business! From just starting out, to monetizing your photography, building a brand and rising to the top I will teach you step by step how I took my nature photography business from ground zero to where it is today all from my home office.
Life In The Palouse is a 3 day on location hands on nature photography workshop with host Aaron Reed held in the dreamlike hills of the Palouse in Eastern Washington State. This workshop is held during the peak growing season and features the lush rolling hills of the region drawing parallels to Tuscany in their breathtaking beauty. This workshop focuses on the hills, valleys, abandoned buildings and forgotten towns of the Paoluse region between Steptoe Butte and Palouse Falls. This workshop will be based out of Colfax, Washington and will generally span a distance of 80 miles between the two parks.
Life In The Palouse is a 3 day on location hands on nature photography workshop with host Aaron Reed held in the dreamlike hills of the Palouse in Eastern Washington State. This workshop is held during the peak growing season and features the lush rolling hills of the region drawing parallels to Tuscany in their breathtaking beauty. This workshop focuses on the hills, valleys, abandoned buildings and forgotten towns of the Paoluse region between Steptoe Butte and Palouse Falls. This workshop will be based out of Colfax, Washington and will generally span a distance of 80 miles between the two parks.
This scheduled 3 day in the field workshop will be held the second week in August based on my years of experience photographing the park during the wildflower season. Even in less than monumental years or when the season comes earlier than expected, there is still an astounding amount of breathtaking photographic opportunities in the park during this time including spectacular views of the mountain at every turn, waterfalls, old growth forests, rivers, streams and lakes.
This workshop will be hosted in Leavenworth, WA Friday October 16th- Sunday October 18th, 2020 at the peak of fall color! I have been photographing this area during fall for the past 8 years and have taught over 45 sold out photography workshops since I began offering them back in 2010. All skill levels may join and the only fitness requirement is the ability to be on your feet for 12 hours as well as some light to moderate hiking.
I have offered this workshop every year now for the past 6 years. This is one of my most popular workshops of the year, often ending up with a long waiting list so don't hesitate if you would like to join me next year! This workshop will be hosted in Leavenworth, WA Friday October 23rd- Sunday October 25th, 2020 at the peak of fall color! I have been photographing this area during fall for the past 8 years and have taught over 45 sold out photography workshops since I began offering them back in 2010. All skill levels may join and the only fitness requirement is the ability to be on your feet for 12 hours as well as some light to moderate hiking. The area we will be covering encompasses a 20 sq mile radius outward from the town of Leavenworth, Washington.