Architecture Workshop Results
As promised, Hagen and Sandy were both kind enough to send me a few images they took during their private workshop with yours truly over the past two week-ends. Working with these guys was about as much fun as it can be and I had a blast (and I didn’t even have to pay!).
You can see some more of their work on their respective websites: Hagen Hohn and Sandra Finner.
Canadian Arctic Cruise and Workshop
I have been holding out for this announcement for a little while, but I can finally make it. I am very pleased to annound that PhotoLife magazine has invited me to lead one of their exclusive workshops in the Canadian Arctic. This unique cruise will take us from Resolute Bay to Kuujjuaq down magnificent Baffin Island’s eastern coast from September 6-15, 2010. Not only will we be able to take advantage of the long days of the arctic summer and visit some unique landscapes and animal reserves but we may be able to see some incredible northern lights!
For more information, download the brochure here.
Looking forward to seeing many of you there!
Back in Fall Force
The rain finally subsided for a little while this week-end. I took the opportunity to get out and scout out a few areas for my upcoming workshop, trying to see how the colours are coming along and where the best spots are (these obviously from year to year).
Well it looks like, once again, we are in for a treat. The colours have yet to peak – though that shouldn’t be too far- but you can already see this is going to be another spectacular colour season. Here is a little preview of what’s coming.
Flickrite Workshop
I am watching American Gangster as I am typing this. Really fantastic movie, have to say. This is no disrespect to the movie, but ya know, it’s the life I live these days…not enough hours to fit everything in…I was told guys couldn’t multitask! Well, I am living proof of the contrary (gotta give myself some props from time to time since no one else will
). Further proof that I can multitask, I am doing all of this with this unbearable itch…Which brings us to the subject of today’s post…
No no don’t worry, I am not gonna be talking about itches (I thoroughly subscrive to the Too much information motto). It just happens that while teaching a mini workshop yesterday, I sort of forgot that we were in June: Bug Season in full swing. Mosquitoes, black flies, well they had a feast. It’s funny how you spend weeks preparing for the workshop: the places you’ll visit, the examples you’ll give, the speeches you’ll make…but somehow, you forget BUG SPRAY!!
I clrearly digress, gotta be the lamb koorma I just ate
.All I really wanted to say was that the workshop was very successful and, bugs aside, funn was had by all. We headed to beautiful Eagle’s nest where some nice light made the pain more bearable. Thanks to all of you who braved the swarmies, it was a fun afternoon -for me at least-. There are still spots available for the fall workshops,take them while they are still around
. This fall’s line up will be really exciting with trips both in the Calabogie area going around some of the most dramatic landscape in the region and in amazing Charlevoix.
Have a good week everyone! (and sorry for the rambling
).
Free Landscape Photography Workshop
I love to photograph, I love to teach…So I am offering a free landscape photography workshop. I already have 5 participants lined up for the week-end of May 30.
In order to make the experience worthwhile for the potential participants, I intentionally limit the participation to 4 -5 people. The workshop would take place in Gatineau Park or in the Calabogie area (or both), depending on weather and preferences.









