Algonquin Fall Colours Photography Workshop
Algonquin Eco-Lodge Photography Workshop
September 25, 26 & 27, 2015
Workshop package per person $394.00 + HST (meals included)
Just for a moment experience life as a nature photographer, out in the wild without a cell phone, email or Internet access, leaving the stress of your active life behind. Imagine walking through the woods, canoeing to a pristine lake and watching the rapids do their dance over the rocky river bed all the while looking for that one elusive award-winning photograph.
The timing couldn’t be better to view the Fall colours at their peak.
For more information about the Lodge and to register: www.algonquinecolodge.com
Oak Ridges Moraine Photo Club Launch
Wednesday, May 27, 2015, (date has been changed)
7 – 9 pm
All Saints Anglican Church
12935 Keele Street, King City (south of King Road)
A project of the Oak Ridges Moraine Land Trust
This online photo club will encourage and enable exploration, discovery and sharing about what matters to people who live, work and play on the Oak Ridges Moraine. Through the photo club, nature appreciation and passive outdoor recreation experiences will combine with development of photographic skills. The result will be a collection of images and impressions which will document the aesthetics and biodiversity of the Moraine. Many unique ecosystems across Canada are readily identifiable through widely circulated iconic images. The beauty and importance of the Moraine lies in its diversity.
Photo-hike in Happy Valley
Meet at the King Township Museum
Saturday, April 18, 2015 at 1 pm
The King Township Museum
(2920 King Road, King Township, Ontario)
We will leave the Museum at 1:30 pm. You will receive driving directions to the hike starting location which is about a 10 minute drive from the Museum. The photo-hike duration will be about 1 1/2 hours.
We will hike a kilometer into the beautiful hardwood forest of Happy Valley. I will provide instruction on forest and plant photography .
After the leaves have fallen in the Fall and just before they come out in the Spring is a great time to photograph forests. The forests are open and light shines through to the forest floor creating interesting highlight and shadow effects. On dull days, fog or evaporation from the forest floor can create unusual effects . While it is still early in the season we will likely see signs of emerging woodland plants and perhaps capture one or two migrating birds.
What to bring:
water and snacks as you wish.
April 18th is the last day of my Three Forests Exhibition. If you haven’t had a chance to view it, drop by the Museum before it closes.
Algonquin Fall Colours Photography Workshop
Algonquin Eco-Lodge Photography Workshop
September 26, 27 & 28, 2014
Workshop package per person $394.00 + HST (meals included)
Just for a moment experience life as a nature photographer, out in the wild without a cell phone, email or Internet access, leaving the stress of your active life behind. Imagine walking through the woods, canoeing to a pristine lake and watching the rapids do their dance over the rocky river bed all the while looking for that one elusive award-winning photograph.
The timing couldn’t be better to view the Fall colours at their peak.
For more information about the Lodge and to register: www.algonquinecolodge.com
Forest Photography
York Regional Forest
Saturday June 21, 2014
7 a.m. to 9 a.m. or 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Bendor & Graves Tract, 17689 Kennedy Road, Town of East-Gwillimbury
Learn advanced photography techniques for capturing the unique light, scenery and setting of this early summer forest. Registration required. Bring a tripod if you have one.
For registration information
Algonquin Spring Photography Workshop
Algonquin Eco-Lodge Photography Workshop
May 17, 18, 19, 2014
Workshop package per person $394.00 + HST (meals included)
Join me for 3 days and 2 nights at the Algonquin Eco-Lodge. Learn how to achieve dramatic results from your digital camera using its many features to provide you with enriched colour, dramatic contrast and special effects while hiking and canoeing in this beautiful setting then put your feet up and share your photography stories around the warming fire in true lodge comfort.
This is the perfect time to catch the early blooms of the spring woodland flowers.
For more information about the Lodge and to register: www.algonquinecolodge.com