This will be one of our first workshops offered in the Pacific Northwest and it is sure to be an excellent trip combining some of the best landscapes of southern Oregon and northern California.

This workshop will pack a ton of beautiful scenery into one trip.

The Oregon Coast boasts one of the most rugged and scenic coastlines in the world and is extremely photogenic and relatively easy to access.

Although the weather is never a guarantee, spring in the northwest brings a better chance at dramatic light and spring wildflower blooms can line the coastline. There are endless opportunities for composition along the coast, from wide angle to telephoto.

The Redwoods of northern California are equally majestic and because of their proximity, we are able to visit both locations on this workshop. The coast redwoods are the tallest trees in the world with many of the forests including trees reaching upwards of 300 feet.

Travel with us next year, and find out for yourself why spring in this region is the best time of year for photography. During spring the forests are often filled with fog and mist, and the rhododendron and lupine are blooming. Add those elements with the tallest trees in the world and you have a recipe for amazing photography!

Don’t miss out on this workshop. It is hard to believe how much diversity can be packed into a one week trip. We’ll move from capturing ocean tides swirling around sea stacks to photographing massive redwood forests to shooting rolling hills lined with lupine. Join us next spring and see why the Pacific Northwest is one of the greatest photography locations in the world!

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