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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: Mexican Hat & Monument Valley
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Description\nThe road to Monument Valley crosses the Utah-Arizona state line as it heads towards a group of red cliffs and spires in the distance. Heavy rain may temporarily make the road impassable for all but 4 WD vehicles. The drive is 17 miles long of which 13 miles is a one-way loop\, and typical times for the full trip are 4 to 5 hours for photographers. 15 mph is the speed limit\, and some places are too rocky and bumpy to go any faster\, though other sections are quite smooth (with a surface of hard pressed sand). Early morning is the preferred time to visit as the light is better for photography and there are far fewer people than later in the day. Opening hours are 6 am – 8 pm (May – Sep) or 8 am – 5 pm (Oct – Apr).\nThere is much to see along the Valley Drive\, even if many of the views are of the same formations\, just at different angles\, as some of the narrower buttes look quite different from one side compared to the other. This part of Monument Valley is one of the most impressive large-scale landscapes anywhere in the Southwest\, rivaling places like the Grand Canyon or Yosemite for the variety of scenes to photograph.\nWe will photograph in the following locations:\n? Muley Point Overlook\n? Gooseneck State Park\n? Valley of the Gods\n? Forrest Gump Hill\n? Monument Valley\n? The Mittens and Merrick Butte\n? Elephant Butte and The Three Sisters\n? John Ford?s Point and Artist?s Point\nWhat?s included:\n? Five days of in-field photography and instruction\n? Airport P/U & return\, ground transportation in the field\n? Experienced workshop leaders\n? Image Discussion and Review Sessions\nWhat?s?not?included:\n? Air fare or baggage fees to and from Salt Lake City (SLC)\n? Lodging (We will be staying at the San Juan Inn in Mexican Hat- 435-683-2220)\n? Meals\n? Any activities outside the tour itinerary\n? Travel insurance (which is highly recommended for all travelers)\nSkill Sets:?All Levels of Photographers are Welcome\nPhysical Activity:?Low\nIn this workshop we will cover:\nExposure\nComposition\nMetering\nUse of Lenses\nSubject Development\nCreative Thinking\nShooting in Low Light\nLong Exposures\nUse of Filters (polarizers and ND)\nImage Processing\nImage Review\nImage Critiquing\nLodging is?not?included in the cost of this Adventure. We will be staying at the the San Juan Inn in Mexican Hat- 435-683-2220.\nRecommended gear:\nCamera\, memory cards\, batteries\nWide angle\, standard\, telephoto and super-telephoto lenses (If you are looking for a lens to rent\, you can rent it from us at?rentals.huntsphoto.com!)\nTripod\nCable release\nPolarizers and Neutral Density filters if you have them\nTravel information\nWe recommend flying into Salt Lake City (SLC). We will be making a bulk pickup of attendees at the airport at 12:00 noon. It is a 6-hour drive from SLC to Mexican Hat. If you choose to arrive early or stay later\, you will need to rent a vehicle.\nHotel information\nWe will be staying at the San Juan Inn in Mexican Hat (US 163 & San Juan River\, Mexican Hat\, UT 435-683-2220). Please note: Your rooms are NOT included in the cost of your ticket\, but we have rooms set aside. After booking with us\, make sure to call to put your name on one of those rooms. We are listed as the ?Hunt’s Photo Group?.\nAbout Weather\nWeather can range from a low of 45? F at night to a high of 70? F during the day. There will be a slight chance of rain during our workshop.\nImportant things to keep in mind:\n?Bring clothing suited for a variety of temperatures\, from cool mornings to warm afternoons.\n?We will be using SUVs for this workshop.\nPayments\nA deposit of 25% of the total cost of the trip is required upon sign-up to secure a spot. The remaining balance is due 30-days prior to the workshop. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-mexican-hat-monument-valley/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Jeff S.,Instructor: Robert F.
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231010
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: Fall in Solon\, Maine
DESCRIPTION:Central Maine is a spectacular sight with beautiful scenery that will inspire every photographer.  Woodlands\, streams\, waterfalls\, the night sky\, and local culture all make for fantastic photo opportunities as we explore\, learn\, and create in and around the rural town of Solon\, Maine.  \nSolon\, and the Evergreens Campground\, will host this Adventure: a four-day workshop featuring hands-on instruction during daily field trips\, in-depth classroom discussion\, and professional guidance from Hunt’s Photo’s Director of Photo Adventures Don Toothaker in a rustic\, relaxed atmosphere.\nSolon is a small town at the edge of some of Maine?s premier wilderness areas.  Once home to a vibrant farming and logging industry\, Solon is now a quiet village that caters to outdoorsman and eco-tourism year round.  \nThe homey Evergreen Campground is situated along the banks of the historic Kennebec River amid towering pine trees\, stately maples\, and beautiful birch.  This peaceful setting is where attendees will stay in rustic cabins.  All meals will be served in the log-hewn lodge\, along the historic Kennebec River at the Evergreens Campground\, where we will also hold classes and presentations.  Daily field trips will provide everyone with a variety of subjects that showcase the beauty and diversity of the region.\nPhysical Activity:  Low/Medium.  The longest hike we will go on will be 1/2 mile\, round trip\, and there will be some slightly tricky terrain\, but this will be minimal.\nDuring this Workshop We will Cover:\n?	Exposure\n?	Composition\n?	Metering\n?	Use of Lenses\n?	Use of Light Modifiers\n?	Subject Development\n?	Creative Thinking\n?	Shooting in Low Light\n?	Long Exposures\n?	Use of Filters (polarizers and ND)\n?	Image Processing\n?	Image Review\n?	Image Critiquing\nThe cost of this trip is all-inclusive. While you will need to travel to Solon\, Maine\, your fee will include food and lodging for the entire weekend. We will carpool whenever possible to minimize on vehicles.\nRegarding cabin accommodation:\nPlease note that there are 5 cabins on the Evergreens campground and we have rented all of them. With this in mind\, our excursion will have an absolute maximum of 8 attendees.\nAs the Evergreens campground states on their site\, “Our small cabins sleep up to 5 comfortably and our 2 large\, two-story cabins sleep up to 11 each.? Each cabin is fully furnished with single beds\, carpeting\, electricity\, bathrooms with hot and cold running water\, shower\, sink and toilet. The cabins are open concept.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-fall-in-solon-maine-3/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Don T.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231011
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231016
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: Annular Eclipse in Utah
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Description\nThis is an annular solar eclipse\, which will be visible across the western U.S.\, as well as Central America and South America.  While the moon will be passing directly between the Earth and the Sun\, it will happen when the Moon is at a point in its orbit when it is farther away from the Earth. As a result\, the Moon does not completely cover the face of the sun. This is known as a ?Ring of Fire? eclipse.\nThis eclipse will be an excellent opportunity for photographers to prepare for the Total Eclipse seven months later. It can serve as a ?dry run? so that people can test any new equipment that they have for the 2024 eclipse\, such as solar filters for cameras. This will also be an opportunity for people across the western U.S. to see an eclipse without having to travel outside the United States.\nThis ?Ring of Fire? eclipse will be visible from several national parks in Utah but those locations will have the maximum number of people. Someone may also be able to view it while standing in four states at one time at the intersection of Utah\, Colorado\, New Mexico and Arizona. We will be viewing it from Mexican Hat\, UT\, which is on the very center-line of the eclipse\, giving us the longest amount of time in the total ?Ring of Fire? portion of the eclipse.\nEclipse Time Schedule (times shown in local time MDT)\n	Total Duration of Eclipse:	2 hours\, 51 minutes\, 10 seconds\n	Duration of annularity:		4 minutes\, 37 seconds\n	Partial begins:			9:10:27 am\n	Full begins:			10:29:23 am\n	Maximum at:			10:31:42 am\n	Full ends:			10:34:00 am\n	Partial ends:			12:01:37 pm\nWe will photograph in the following locations:\n     Only one location in Mexican Hat area for best viewing of the eclipse\nWe will maximize our time in the field practicing our ?eclipse timing? as well as incorporating classroom instruction\, and critiques (as requested).\nWhat?s included in the workshop: (Sunrise @ 6:00 am\, Sunset @ 6:45 pm)\n? Three days of in-field instruction\, timing practice and eclipse day instruction\n? Airport P/U & return\, ground transportation while in the field\n? Experienced workshop leaders\n? Image Discussion and Review Sessions\nWhat?s not included in the workshop:\n? Air fare or baggage fees to and from Salt Lake City (SLC)\n? Lodging- We will be staying at the San Juan Inn in Mexican Hat (US 163 & San Juan River\, Mexican Hat\, UT 435-683-2220)\n? Meals\n? Any activities outside the tour itinerary\n? Travel insurance (which is highly recommended for all travelers)\nSkill Sets:?All Levels of Photographers are Welcome\nPhysical Activity:?Low\nIn this workshop we will cover:\nExposure\nComposition\nMetering\nUse of Eclipse Filters\nUse of Super-Telephoto Lenses\nSubject Development\nUse of Eclipse Filters\nImage Processing\nImage Review\nImage Critiquing\nRecommended gear:\nCamera\, memory cards\, batteries\nWide angle\, standard\, and telephoto lenses (If you are looking for a lens to rent\, you can rent it from us at?rentals.huntsphoto.com!)\nTripod\nCable release\nPolarizers and Neutral Density filters if you have them\nTravel information\nWe recommend flying into Salt Lake City (SLC). We will be making a bulk pickup of attendees at the airport at 12:00 noon. It is a 6-hour drive from SLC to Mexican Hat. If you choose to arrive early or stay later\, you will need to rent a vehicle.\nHotel information\nWe will be staying at the San Juan Inn in Mexican Hat (US 163 & San Juan River\, Mexican Hat\, UT 435-683-2220). Please note: Your rooms are NOT included in the cost of your ticket\, but we have rooms set aside. After booking with us\, make sure to call to put your name on one of those rooms.\nFilters!\nHunt’s Photo stocks a variety of sizes for eclipse filters and glasses. We will send out a link for purchasing these in advance of the workshop. If you are interested in purchasing filters in advance of the workshop\, you are also welcome to contact us at classes@huntsphoto.com\nAbout Weather\nWeather can range from a low of 40? at night to a high of 70? during the day. There will be a slight chance of rain during our workshop.\nImportant things to keep in mind:\n?Bring clothing suited for a variety of temperatures\, from cool mornings to warm afternoons.\n?We will be using SUVs for this workshop.\nPayments\nA non-refundable deposit of 25% of the total cost of the trip is required upon sign-up to secure a spot. The remaining balance is due 60-days prior to the workshop. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-annular-eclipse-in-utah/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Jeff S.,Instructor: Robert F.
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: Explore Iceland Photo Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join Hunt’s Photo Adventures for another trip to the “Land of Fire and Ice”\, home to some of Europe’s largest glaciers and most active volcanoes\, Iceland! On this workshop\, we will journey to Iceland leading into the winter months for a very exclusive and different look at the countryside.\nIceland is a unique place\, with frozen waterfalls\, beautiful ice caves\, glaciers & frozen lagoons\, and of course the fantastic Northern Lights ? Aurora Borealis. We will travel from Reykjavik\, visit the favorite locations of South Coast of Iceland\, the M?vatn area in the North and explore lesser known areas as we head into the winter season.  \nYour trip includes:\n 	? All accommodations with private bathrooms during the workshop\n 	? All meals\, except dinner on the last night.\n 	? Guiding by Hunt’s Photo Educator Emily Hojnowski & an Icelandic Pro Photographer\n 	? Image Critique & Post Processing session\n 	? Super Truck transportation ? Flybus transfer from Int. Airport and back\n 	? Northern lights Photography \nYour trip does not include:\n 	? International Flights\n 	? Cancellation/Travel Insurance (Strongly recommended)\n 	? Alcoholic drinks\n? Gratuity for your Icelandic photography guide\n??Dinner on the last night\n 	? Items of Personal nature \n\nYour passport will be required on this workshop.\nA Little Bit About the Workshop:\nThe Workshop will begin in Reykjavik with a group dinner on the first evening.\nTransportation upon Arrival:?We include Flybus vouchers from Keflavik Airport & back after the workshop. Upgrade to a private airport pick up or drop off is available. We use our specially modified 4?4 Super Truck for transportation in our Iceland Workshops.\nDays One and Eleven are dedicated to arrival and departure\, so attendees can schedule their flights accordingly on those days (October 22nd and November 1st).  We generally recommend arriving one day prior to the workshop to get accustom to the time change.\nAccommodations:?Accommodation in double occupancy for ten nights at hotels\, single room is available upon request (single supplement- add $1000). We stay at the various hotels & guesthouses\, but as close as possible to our photography locations. The workshop concludes when we check into our last hotel night in Reykjavik ? Participants will then have time to visit Reykjavik or rest for early flights.\nAdditional Accommodations: If attendees wish to arrive earlier\, we can arrange bookings for extra nights at the same hotel. Price per night per room will be approximately $250 USD.\nSkill Sets:?All Levels of Photographers are Welcome. While this is a photography workshop\, non-photographers may also register\, but please note that we will emphasize photographing on the workshop.\nPhysical Ability:?The tour is open to all ability levels. While this is not a hiking tour\, we will be as active as conditions allow and make short walks and potentially hike up small 100-200 meter hills.\nMisc:?The Workshop includes Photographic tutoring and guidance by our Hunt’s Photo Education team as well as a pro landscape photographer from Iceland. We will provide you with a packing list for the tour\, with recommended equipment and clothing. Safety gear provided when needed\, such as helmets and crampons.\nA Note About Payments and Deposits:?A non-refundable deposit of $1\,000 is required upon sign-up to secure a spot. The remaining balance is due 90-days prior to the workshop. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance. \nItinerary\nThis is a guideline for the workshop\, but we may need to be flexible and adjust to the weather and conditions. If places are not accessible\, unsafe\, or closed they will be excluded. Natural occurrences such as the northern lights can?t be guaranteed\, since weather and conditions dictate them. As always when traveling in Iceland we need to be mindful of nature\, follow dedicated paths and other safety instructions from guides. \nDay 1- Arrival in Reykjav?k\nArrive in Iceland and check into your hotel in Reykjavik at 3 pm. A welcome dinner for the group will around in the evening. We?ll go over the itinerary and prepare for our adventure in Iceland\, as well as get to know each other. We meet at 6 pm in the lobby at our hotel in Reykjavik and go out for dinner very close by.\nHotel: Hotel Klettur \nDay 2- Thingvellir National Park & V?k area\n?ingvellir National park\, Almannagj? fault\, and other photography opportunities. Drive to V?k\, seascapes\, Dyrholaey cliffs\, stopping at famous waterfalls Seljalandsfoss and Skogarfoss. Northern lights if possible.\nHotel: Hotel Vik i Myrdal \nDay 3 & 4- South Coast\, Seascapes & Waterfalls\nSouth Coast including V?k\, Black beach\, Reynisdrangar sea stacks\, Dyrh?laey sea arches\, and more. Vatnaj?kull glacier national park\, Glacier Lagoon\, Diamond beach\, ice cave\, crawling glaciers and northern lights when possible.\nHotel: Smyrlabjorg Hotel for 2 nights \nDay 5- East Fjords of Iceland\nHeinabergsl?n\, Stokksnes Vestrahorn & Eystrahorn\, We?ll stop in ample locations to photograph sea stacks\, the winding coastal roads\, and the cascading streams down the steep terraced mountains and other lesser known locations in the area.\nHotel: Hotel Framtid \nDay 6\, 7 & 8- M?vatn area\nWe head north. M?vatn\, J?kuls?rglj?fur canyon\, geothermal steam vents\, volcanic formations\, and field craters. Visit to M?vatn nature baths (optional if the group is interested). A trio of waterfalls that are often called ?The Majestic Waterfalls?. Dettifosswe\, Aldeyjarfoss and Go?afoss.\nImage review is often done at M?vatn\, depending on conditions\nHotel: Sel hotel Myvatn for 3 nights \nDay 9- Skagafj?r?ur & Waterfalls\nWe head west along the northern coastline and travel towards Reykjavik. Along the way\, we will stop at some lesser-known locations and spend the night in Northwest Iceland.\nHotel: Hotel Laugarbakki \nDay 10- Hv?tserkur\, Borgarfj?r?ur\, Reykjav?k\nWe begin the day with sunrise at the Hv?tserkur seascape\, we continue towards Reykjavik and stop at a few waterfalls along the way and perhaps some Icelandic horses if we get lucky.\nWe arrive back in Reykjavik late in the afternoon.\nThe guide takes the group to get a COVID-19 test. (If that?s still necessary for return) and then brings the group back to the hotel in Reyjavik were to workshop concludes.\nPeople then have one night in Reykjavik for some private time\, dinner\, packing\, or to rest after\ntheir time on the road.\nHotel: Hotel Klettur  \nDay 11- Departure
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-explore-iceland-photo-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Emily H.
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