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2021 is rapidly coming to a close. I just have a few classes and workshops left before the end of the year.
2022 is shaping up to be a great year with some new programs and locations. Check back for more details as I will be announcing some new programs in the upcoming weeks as things get finalized.
We finish up the year with the Badlands and Ghost Towns Workshop December 2nd through the 5th. You can find out more by clicking this link.
I have a new winter photography workshop taking place on the North Shore of Lake Superior just outside of Grand Marais. To see all the details visit the Winter on the North Shore Workshop Page.
For 2022, the winter programs at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum are now available for registration. This year, I will be offering programs on Winter Photography, Macro Photography, Photo Stacking, Winter Bird Photography, plus a new program on Camera Techniques for Nature Photographers. Be sure to visit the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Workshop Page for more information.
Also for 2022, I will be offering several programs with Centennial School District's Community Education. For a list of the classes being offered during the winter session visit the Centennial School District Workshop Page.
I am excited to be once again teaching photography classes out at the Arboretum.
As a nature photographer, the Arboretum offers just about every type of subject matter. My classes are designed to help you get the most out of your visits.
This year we will be offering some fun and interesting classes out at Hot Sams Foto Park.
Topics include fire dancers, large scale still life, and light painting. Each of these classes will provide both a lecture and hands-on.
For 2021, there will be three workshops. We will be returning to Ely Oct 8 - 10, and the Badlands will Dec 2 - 5.
For 2022, in addition to Ely, there will be some new workshops being announced including a winter workshop on the North Shore of Lake Superior.
For 2022, I am expanding the number of classes being offered through Centennial School District's Community Education Program. The list of classes we. grow over the course of the year.
The Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge visitor centers remain closed. Along with the building closures, there are no in person programs are being offered.
I do hope to offer a few on-line programs over the winter.
Now you can attend some of my lectures from the comfort of your own computer, tablet, or mobile device.
New for this year, I will be offering some of my lectures as free webinars.