Hunt’s Photo Workshop: Tannery Falls, Western Massachusetts… with Jamie Malcolm-Brown
June 7 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Class Summary
June 7 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
- Make sure to dress accordingly with the most current weather report.
- Consider bringing wide angle or standard zoom lenses.
- A prime lens (or even a macro) may also suit you well.
- You will also want to bring Neutral Density (ND) or Circular Polarizing (CPL) filters.
- Make sure to bring your tripod with a quick release plate and, if applicable, a shutter release.
- Feel free to bring snacks and water.
- Bring an extra camera battery and memory cards.
- As always, bring your enthusiasm and creative thoughts!
As always, if you are sick or feeling unwell, STAY HOME! We will gladly give you a partial credit towards a future walk.
Refund Policy – Classes / Walks / Workshops
For classes, walks, & workshops, cancellations and postponement can be made up to 48-hours prior to the scheduled time. Refunds cannot be granted for cancellations placed less than 48-hours before a class or walk, but you can receive a 75% credit toward a future class, walk, or workshop.
For all cancellations, you must contact classes@huntsphoto.com prior to the event. If you register for a class and do not show up, your payment will be forfeited..
Join guest photographer Jamie Malcolm-Brown for a hands-on photography workshop at Tannery Falls in Savoy Mountain State Forest—a hidden gem in the Berkshires known for its dramatic 80-foot waterfall and lush, moss-covered ravine. We’ll explore the winding trail along Ross Brook, photographing cascades framed by hemlocks, boulders, and shifting light. This workshop is designed for photographers of all levels who want to improve their long exposure techniques, composition in challenging forest light, and storytelling through landscape imagery.
This peaceful, lesser-traveled location offers space to slow down, observe, and capture intimate scenes and beautiful waterfall views. We’ll cover techniques for working with ND filters, managing dynamic range under the canopy, and shooting in changing conditions. Whether you’re looking to build your portfolio or simply spend time in a unique natural setting, this workshop will guide you through the creative and technical sides of waterfall photography.
The hike to the waterfall is only 1/4 mile, but it is steep. Bring water, snacks, bug spray, and appropriate footwear. Expect to get your shoes or feet wet.
The ideal equipment includes a tripod, a wide-angle zoom or prime lens (with the wide end between 16mm and 24mm), and a set of ND filters. If all you photograph with is a cell phone, that also works. I can help you capture the best images you can with the gear you have.
About Jamie:
Jamie Malcolm-Brown is a drone and landscape photographer that focuses on the natural beauty of New England. He explores the backroads and out of the way places searching for unique locations and conditions. Jamie’s goal is to share the beauty that nature has to offer in hopes of inspiring people to get out and explore however they can.
