with Henry Holdsworth
January 19 - 25, 2006                         SOLD OUT
Cost: $2,950 (double occupancy)

To visit Yellowstone in winter is to experience it at its best. The crowds of summer are gone, the animals have developed their most luxurious coats and they can be seen closer to the roads and boardwalks than at other times of year. We'll spend two days in Lamar Valley to photograph the many large animals that frequent this breathtakingly picturesque area. The remainder of our time will be spent near the warm geyser basins at Mammoth and Old Faithful, where elk and bison congregate to ward off the cold. Snow coaches will be our main form of transportation since most of Yellowstone's roads are covered in snow during the winter. Wolves, bison, moose, elk and the other park denizens should be out in abundance, and we'll rely on Henry's extensive knowledge of the animals' habits to locate them.

“Besides being a patient instructor, Henry Holdsworth’s respect towards nature and wildlife is an inspiration.”

— Participant Carol Verneuil

Includes:

• Lodging
• Photographic instruction
• All meals
• Permits and entrance fees
• Transportation from Bozeman, MT by van and snowcoach
• Guide services