with Gary
Ladd
September 12-23, 2006
Cost: $3,695
 Day
One
We'll meet at the Radisson in Flagstaff at noon for a slide
presentation by the photographer. Today's seminars will
likely include classes on basic photographic techniques, composition
and Photoshop for photographers.
Day Two
Classroom sessions today will cover more advanced topics of
photography, histograms, and the photographer will conduct
a portfolio review of up to 10 of your images. In the
early evening our outfitters, Grand
Canyon Discovery, will meet with us to go over packing
for the trip, safety issues and any questions you may have.
Day Three
After breakfast, our outfitters will take us to Lee's Ferry,
where we'll board our  motorized
boats and begin the trip of a lifetime.
Days Four to Eleven
Lots of water, breathtaking sights of waterfalls and hidden
crevasses, hikes into side canyons, photographing others as
they run the rapids and, of course, plenty of tips from our
experienced photographers!
Day Twelve
After arriving at Diamond Creek you will be taken back to
the Radisson in Flagstaff. Arrival times vary, but we anticipate
returning by about 5pm.
EQUIPMENT
Warming filters will help correct for the deep blue shadows
within the canyon and a graduated neutral density filter may
help even out scenes that contain sky. A packet of material
will be sent at registration  that
explains in depth what you will need to bring. Both
workshops will have a generator along for periodic recharging
of digital camera batteries.
Photographs
this column by participants
Charlie
Brooks, Nancy Brooks & Doug Bacso (2)
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Includes:
- Pre and post-workshop contact with your professional instructor
(including email critiques)
- 2 days of photography seminars
- A portfolio review of up to 10 images
- $2,490 in outfitter fees (see below)
- 3 nights lodging before and after the workshop
- A subscription to Arizona Highways magazine
Outfitter fee includes:
- RT transportation from Flagstaff to river
- All meals on the river
- Photographic instruction while inside the park
- River transportation and guide services
- Grand Canyon National Park entrance fees
- A $10 donation to the Grand Canyon Conservation Fund
Does not include:
 
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