Lake Tahoe in the autumn provides an incredible array of photographic opportunities. The aspen trees in the area turn hues of orange and yellow, and the skies often glow at sunrise and sunset with the changing weather. Intriguing granite boulder gardens emerge from Lake Tahoe as the water level drops, creating opportunities for unique photographic compositions. Elizabeth Carmel and Jerry Dodrill have spent decades exploring the diverse and wonderful photographic locations offered by the Tahoe region, and they look forward to sharing their expertise and special photo locations during this workshop.
Elizabeth and Jerry will lead the group on field sessions during the prime, luscious hours of day—predawn through early morning, and late afternoon until no-more-color-in-the-sky evenings (and even the potential for night photography of the Milky Way, conditions permitting), with an emphasis on generous and thoughtful hands-on instruction, helping participants to refine their vision and improve their landscape composition and technique. Between field sessions, Elizabeth and Jerry will make instructive presentations on light, composition, and workflow, and at least two in-depth constructive critiques will be held to review and comment on participants’ images created during the workshop (and existing work if so desired).
This well-rounded workshop is appropriate for any level of enthusiastic outdoor photographer.
The workshop will start with an orientation session at 1:00pm on October 19, and field sessions begin that afternoon. Each day, we’ll be out to photograph during the best morning and evening light, making the most of daily weather conditions. During mid-day hours, Jerry and Liz will make presentations on composition and creativity, light and exposure, digital workflow, and maximizing image potential through post-production. Friday morning, October 23, will be the final field session, followed by critique until we adjourn at 3:00 pm.
PRICING AND OCCUPANCY
All prices are per person.
This workshop is priced for single-occupancy, with pro-rated double occupancy rates for couples or participants who have made arrangements to share a room with another participant. If you are an individual participant and are interested or willing to share a room with another participant, please register at the single occupancy rate and indicate that you are interested/willing to share with another participant in the Notes section when you register. If we are able to pair you with another participant we will do so and reduce your final payment accordingly, however, we cannot guarantee this. If we are not able to pair you with another participant, the single occupancy rate will apply.
PAYMENT SCHEDULE
PACKAGE INCLUSIONS
The workshop package includes eight field sessions, classroom lectures, ample hands-on instruction, image review and critiques, four nights’ lodging (check-in on October 19 and check-out on October 23), all meals from dinner on October 19 to lunch on October 23, snacks, and drinks (including wine and beer with dinner). As always, both instructors will be present to teach and assist students throughout the workshop.
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Granlibakken Tahoe, a historic, family-owned and operated resort, will be our home base for this workshop. Ideally situated on a 74-acre wooded valley on the northwest shore of Lake Tahoe, Granlibakken is perfectly located for access to multiple locations around the lake for field sessions, and will provide a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere for this workshop. We will have exclusive use of the comfortable and cozy Forest Lodge during the workshop, including sleeping rooms, common areas, and the meeting area.
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