Death Valley National Park

Death Valley is a place of amazing diversity and unique photographic opportunities.  From Bad Water, the lowest place in North America to the towering Panamint range, from the contours of the Mesquite Flats dunes to the flat mosaics of the endless salt pans, from the badlands of Zabriskie Point to the incredible colors of Artist's Palette, Death Valley is filled with amazing wonders.

February is probably the most exciting time of the year to be in Death Valley.  The temperatures are pleasant if not a bit on the cool side (a far cry from the record temperatures of summer).  It also is a time when we have the greatest chance of real weather and the dramatic photography that can go with it.

And the history of Death Valley, both geological and human, is fascinating and enriches the experience.

Join Ralph Nordstrom and Jack Graham for three incredible days exploring and photographing the grand and intimate beauty of this most special National Park.  Ralph is an award winning photographer, long time professional educator and experienced workshop leader.  He leads workshops in the American West and Europe.  His work can be seen at http://RalphNordstromPhotography.com. Jack is an outstanding photographer who is widely published and leads workshops all over the western United States.  You can see his beautiful work at http://JackGrahamPhoto.com. 

Ralph and Jack bring their intimate knowledge of the area to provide a workshop experiences that places you at the spectacular locations in the best light.  They also provides personal, one-on-one coaching to the extent desired.  Get experience with such technical and creative challenges as mastering exposure, focus, composition, light, creative techniques and more.