The third week in September is typically the height of fall color in Jackson Hole. Morning and evening field sessions each day will take advantage of the spectacular scenery in Grand Teton National Park and the surrounding area. Environmental educators will accompany the group in the field each day to offer insight into the ecosystem. Students will learn new ways to see and make photographs. Afternoon critiques provide time to review pictures made in the field, and will individually address the technical and aesthetic issues of each student. This is an amazing opportunity to work closely with two photographers who have each been photographing the Jackson Hole area for over 30 years.
*This class is offered in cooperation with the Teton Science Schools

Ed Riddell is a well-known landscape photographer. He is represented by the Oswald Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming. Riddell's book The Range of Memory focuses on the Teton landscape. Jon Stuart is the Director of Photography at the Art Association. Both photographers have exhibited at the National Museum of Wildlife Art and at the Art Association's Photography Gallery. www.edwardriddell.com

"Intensely beautiful and exhilarating workshop. Is it really possible that we all stretched and grew by leaps and bounds in just 3 days? Nice coaching Ed,Jon, And Thomas! "

"I have attended other workshops on photography. ...and found this experience "eye opening" in formulating my own idea of what it means to be a photographer."