Jackson Hole is a place of immense photographic opportunity. From the Tetons to the county fair, from moose and bear to wildlife of another sort, we will investigate how the natural landscape and the social landscape collide to offer up grand photographic possibilities. Students will discover their vision of the American West. There will be daily lectures, critiques and shooting trips in the area and beyond in search of the photographic holy grail. Bring your cameras and plenty of enthusiasm for a week of looking, seeing and picture making. The emphasis is on having a great time in a great place.

Keith Johnson has his MFA form RISD, studying with Aaron Siskind and Harry Callahan, and spent a year with Nathan Lyons at VSW. Ten Years of teaching photography led to move to the business side of the medium and an MBA. He now supports his fine art making as a Manufacturers Representative. Recent exhibitions include the Print Center in Philadelphia and the George Eastman House in Rochester. He has been Artist in Residence at Light Work in Syracuse and VSW in Rochester, and a recent Artist Fellowship grantee from the Connecticut Commission for the arts. He is represented in collections throughout the country.
www.keithjohnsonphotographs.com

"Great workshop! Extremely helpful to focus my direction. I got a lot out of the week and know I will be able to build upon this foundation. Keith is a great teacher. Top marks. 5 star. "

"Keith has lots of energy, a lovely spirit and gentle thoughtful teaching method."