We are pleased to be holding six workshops in 2010.  I think you’ll agree that we have some exciting and exotic locations.

Our philosophy is for you to get some great photographs and provide you with the level of personal, one-on-one attention you desire.  We want you to feel you have grown as a photographer having attended one of our workshops.

• Death Valley, California, February 20-23.  Join Jack Graham and me for three incredible days in Death Valley.  The chance of encountering some fantastic weather this time of year is at its greatest and fantastic weather means fantastic photographs.
• Tuscany, Italy, May 24-28, 2010.  Join Johan Dermaut and me for five unbelievable days in Tuscany, Italy.  This area is so beautiful it gave birth to the Renaissance and was designated by UNESCO as a protected site.  You’re not going to want to miss this one.
• Eastern Sierra, California, June 5-10, 2010.  We’ll be in the Eastern Sierra for spring in the mountains.  Join me to experience the amazing power of spring in this diverse and fascinating part of California.
• Southwest Utah 1 – Zion, October 9-12, 2010.  Zion is one of those locations one can return to year after year, both for the photography and the solace.  Join me for three days exploring this peaceful place of refuge.
• Southwest Utah 2 – Bryce, October 12-15, 2010.  Bryce Canyon is intriguing for it’s sheer fantasy.  When gazing out over the expanse of glowing hoodoos one can’t help but feel a sense of power and awe.  Three days will allow us to explore Bryce Canyon and the surrounding area.
• Southwest Utah Package – Combine the Zion and Bryce workshops for six full days exploring the upper steps of the Grand Staircase.  Special discounts apply.
• Napa Valley and the San Francisco Coast, November 4-7, 2010.  Jack Graham and I are teaming up again to offer this unique workshop.  We will spend three days exploring Napa Valley and the craggy Pacific Coast north of San Francisco.  And we’ll probably head home with a little something more than just great photographs.