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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: The 2026 Total Eclipse AND The Golden Circle in Iceland
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Description\nOn August 12th\, 2026 the west-end of Iceland will be treated to a spectacular total solar eclipse\, the rarest of them all\, where the moon perfectly obscures the sun. The path of total shadow (umbra) across the Earth’s surface width of 30-50 miles while the path of partial shadow (penumbra) can reach over 1\,000 miles wide attaining a speed of 1\,600 miles per hour. In this case\, the eclipse will be visible only on the east-end of Iceland for a total of 2 hours and 1 minute. \nOn this unique\, once-in-a-lifetime workshop\, we will be discussing and instructing on how to photograph the total solar eclipse\, then put our practice to the test by photographing the eclipse from an excellent (currently undisclosed*) location. \nIn preparation for the workshop\, we will make sure you are aware of the proper gear you will need to bring\, from filters to cameras and lenses to tripods and more! We will meet online\, via a webinar\, about a month prior\, to discuss more of the specifics and give you a “dry run” of the process. We will maximize our time in the field practicing our “eclipse timing” and spend the day running through the whole setup\, including composition\, camera settings\, when to utilize filters\, how to execute bracketing\, and more so that you are fully prepared during the eclipse. We will also have time available for post-processing\, which is extremely unique to this type of photography. \nAfter the Eclipse\, we will also have the added bonus…of touring Iceland\, where we will tour and photograph “the Golden Circle”. \nThis will include Gullfoss waterfall\, Geysir Geothermal field and Þingvellir National Park\, all of which must-sees for everyone visiting Iceland. Þinvellir was accepted on the World Heritage list for cultural values in 2004 and is part of a fissure zone running through Iceland\, being situated on the tectonic plate boundaries of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. This gives us amazing landscapes to photograph! \nFor many\, this will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you don’t want to miss!!! \n  \nEclipse Time Schedule (shown in local time) \n• Sunrise will be at approximately 5:08 am \n• Sunset will be at approximately 10:03 pm \n• We will have a total of 16 hours and 55 minutes of daylight \n• C1 (start of eclipse) is at 4:45:25 pm \n• C2 (start of totality) is at 5:46:15 pm \n• C3 (end of totality) is at 5:48:03 pm (a total of 1 minute 48 seconds) \n• C4 (ending) is at 6:46:15 pm \n• Total Duration is 2 hours and 1 minute \n*We will be viewing the eclipse from an un-specified location because eclipse locations can become over-crowded if advertised on the internet. We will share that information with you upon registration. \n  \nFull Workshop Itinerary \n• Day 1- August 10th- Arrival at KEF\, airport pickup and transfer to hotel in Reykjavik. We will have a “meet & greet” dinner at the hotel. After dinner you are free to tour and photograph Reykjavik on your own or with a group. \n• Day 2- August 11th- Snaefellsnes Peninsula\, the Black Church in Búthir\, Arnarstapi\, and Lóndrangar. \n• Day 3- August 12th- Total Eclipse Day! \n• Day 4- August 13th- Godafoss Waterfall & Lake Myvatn \n• Day 5- August 14th- Dettifoss & Selfoss Waterfalls; Viti & Hverffjall Craters \n• Day 6- August 15th- Stuolagil Basalt Canyon & Egilsstaoir \n• Day 7- August 16th- East Fjords\, Folaldafoss waterfalls\, Djupivogur\, & Mt. Eystrahorn Seascapes \n• Day 8- August 17th- Vatnajokull Glacier\, Jokulsarlon\, & Fjallsarlon Lagoon \n• Day 9- August 18th- Skaftafell Glacier\, Dyrolaey\, Skogafoss Waterfall\, Seljalandsfoss\, and Icelandic Horses \n• Day 10- August 19th- Last Day! Airport Transfer to KEF \n  \nWhat’s included in the workshop:\n• Airport P/U & return\, ground transportation while in the field \n• Hotel breakfast \n• In-field instruction\, timing practice and eclipse day instruction \n• Iceland experienced workshop leaders \n• Image Discussion\, Post-Processing\, and Review Sessions \nWhat’s not included in the workshop:\n• Airfare and/or baggage fees to and from Keflavik International Airport (KEF) \n• Lunch & Dinner (breakfast is included at each of the hotels) \n• Any activities outside the tour itinerary \n• ***Travel insurance (HIGHLY recommended for all travelers)*** Please note that the deposit is non-refundable\, but travel insurance can cover this. We strongly encourage it! \nSkill Sets: All Levels of Photographers are Welcome\nPhysical Activity: Low (if you don’t like to hike); Medium (if you like to hike). (One instructor will be taking those who want to hike for one point and another will be staying with those who don’t- the activity level can be whatever you want to make it.) \nIn this workshop we will cover: \n• Eclipse Exposure and Composition \n• Eclipse Metering & Bracketing \n• Use of ND & Polarizing Filters \n• Use of Total Eclipse Filters \n• Use of Super-Telephoto Lenses \n• Image Processing using Adobe Lightroom \n• Composite Development using Adobe Photoshop \n• Image Review \n• Image Critiquing \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. \nOther recommended gear:\n• Camera\, memory cards\, batteries\n• Wide angle\, standard\, and telephoto lenses (If you are looking for a lens to rent\, you can rent it from us at rentals.huntsphoto.com!)\n• A very sturdy tripod\n• Cable release\n• Solar Filters (Hunt’s Photo carries a significant collection of filters. We recommend waiting to purchase until we have given more information on what specifically to purchase.)\n• Polarizers and Neutral Density filters if you have them \nTravel information\nYou need to fly into Keflavik International Airport (KEF). There will be a bulk pickup of attendees at the airport. If you choose to arrive earlier or stay later\, you will need to make your own arrangements for transportation into Reykjavik. \nHotel information\nAll hotels have been secured for you during the workshop. Due to the sensitive nature of this workshop and the difficulty of securing accommodations\, we will not be detailing our itinerary or accommodations to anyone who is not attending this workshop. * We will be viewing the eclipse from an un-specified location because eclipse locations can become over-crowded if advertised on the internet. \nImportant things to keep in mind:\n• Bring clothing you can layer. Temperatures can vary from 50°F to 70°F. \n• Bring sunscreen or buy it in Reykjavik at CVS. \n• We will be using Arctic Exposure Super-SUVs for the entirety this workshop \nPayments\nA non-refundable reservation fee of $2500 is required upon sign-up to secure a spot. The total cost of the trip is $7995\, double occupancy. (Add $1\,000 for single occupancy.)  Please note that the reservation fee and payments on this workshop is non-refundable. Please make sure to purchase insurance in case you need to cancel your trip. (You can purchase trip insurance from numerous insurance companies– Allianz\, AAA\, and more.)\nThe remaining balance is due 120-days prior to the workshop and can be made on this page.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-the-2026-total-eclipse-and-the-golden-circle-in-iceland/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Jeff S.,Instructor: Robert F.
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: Navajo Nation
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Description \nThe Hunt’s Photo Adventure: Navajo Nation is a six-day immersive workshop based in Mexican Hat\, Utah\, designed to explore the dramatic landscapes of the Navajo Nation and surrounding regions. \nThis workshop is intentionally scheduled around the rare Mitten Shadow event in Monument Valley\, which occurs only twice a year when the sun aligns precisely to cast a dramatic\, defined shadow across the iconic Mitten formations. This natural phenomenon serves as a centerpiece of the workshop and a key photographic objective. \nUsing Mexican Hat as our base\, we’ll access a diverse range of locations including Monument Valley\, Valley of the Gods\, Goosenecks State Park\, Moki Dugway\, and surrounding backcountry areas. The workshop is structured around the best available light\, with sunrise and sunset sessions planned in key locations and a dedicated night photography experience under dark skies. \nA highlight of this workshop is special access with Navajo guides\, including a dedicated night sky astrophotography session on Navajo land during a new moon for the darkest skies possible\, as well as a guided sunrise photography experience in Monument Valley\, providing unique access and perspective in one of the most iconic landscapes in the world. \nWhile a structured itinerary is provided\, this workshop is intentionally flexible. Conditions such as weather\, light\, road access\, and seasonal factors will guide our daily decisions in order to place the group in the best possible photographic situations. \nThis is a field-focused workshop designed for photographers who want to deepen their understanding of landscape photography while working in one of the most visually powerful regions in the United States. \nWhat’s included: \n\nAirport P/U & return\, ground transportation in the field\nIn-field photography and instruction\nExperienced workshop leaders\n\nImage review and feedback throughout the workshop (as requested)\n\n\n\nWhat’s not included: \n\nAir fare or baggage fees to and from Salt Lake City\nLodging (We will be staying at the San Juan Inn in Mexican Hat- 435-683-2220)\nMeals\nAny activities outside the tour itinerary\nTravel insurance (which is highly recommended for all travelers)\n\nSkill Sets: All Levels of Photographers are Welcome\nPhysical Activity: Minimal Hiking\, low impact\n \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 San Juan Inn (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 \nDue to travel logistics and the importance of a timely group departure\, participants are strongly encouraged to arrive in Salt Lake City (SLC)\, preferably on September 8th\, to ensure an on-time group pickup at 8 AM on the morning of September 9th and to help mitigate potential travel delays. \nDeparture flights from Salt Lake City (SLC) should be scheduled for the evening of September 15th or later\, allowing ample time for the return drive from Mexican Hat and providing flexibility in case of weather or travel delays. \nHotel information\nSLC Airport Hotels are very convenient for group pickup. The San Juan Inn (435.683.2220)\, Mexican Hat\, Utah\, will serve as our base for the duration of the workshop. Hunt’s Photo has reserved a block of rooms for participants. Each attendee is responsible for calling the hotel directly to reserve and pay for their room. Be sure to mention “Hunt’s Photo Group” when booking. \nAbout Weather \nWeather can range from a low of 45°  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 cold mornings to warm afternoons. Also be prepared for potential rain and for changing weather. \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 45-days prior to the workshop. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-navajo-nation-2026/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Jeff S.
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: Provence\, South of France- White Horses of the Camargue\, Wine & Heritage
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Description \nJoin us for an unforgettable twelve-day photography workshop in the stunning landscapes of southern France\, led by photographer and instructor Jeff Swinger and local expert guide Patrice Aguilar! Hosted by Hunt’s Photo & Video\, this specialized adventure will immerse you in the beauty and heritage of the region as you capture the iconic White Horses of the Camargue\, the striking Black Bulls—guardians of the marshes with centuries of cultural significance—and the elegant Pink Flamingos. You’ll explore charming historic villages\, photographing their unique architecture\, vineyards\, and rich traditions\, while honing your skills in both action and landscape photography. With expert guidance from Jeff and insights from Patrice\, a true local\, this workshop is perfect for photographers of all skill levels looking to enhance their craft and create a stunning portfolio. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the wild beauty\, wine\, and timeless heritage of southern France through your lens! \n  \nFull Workshop Itinerary \nOctober 2 – October 13\, 2026  \nDay 1 – Friday\, October 2 – Arrival & Group Pickup  \n– Arrive at Marseille Provence Airport (MRS)  \n– Group pickup and transfer to hotel in Aix-en-Provence  \n– Time to rest or enjoy a short stroll through the old town  \nDay 2 – Saturday\, October 3 – Aix-en-Provence Exploration  \n– Morning visit to Aix-en-Provence market and town center for street & detail photography  \n– Midday break at hotel (rest\, review images\, optional editing session)  \n– Afternoon photo walk through Aix’s Old Town (Cours Mirabeau\, fountains\, charming streets)  \nDay 3 – Sunday\, October 4 – Transfer to Camargue  \n– Check out of Aix hotel  \n– Drive to Camargue  \n– LPhotography in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer  \n– Check in at Hotel Les Rizières  \n– Evening photo session at Bird Sanctuary  \nDay 4 – Monday\, October 5 – Camargue Horses  \n– Morning photo session with Camargue Horses  \n– Lunch on your own in Aigues-Mortes  \n– Evening photo session with Camargue Horses  \nDay 5 – Tuesday\, October 6 – Camargue Horses & Arles  \n– Morning photo session with Camargue Horses  \n– Lunch on your own in Arles  \n– Evening photo session with Camargue Horses \nDay 6 – Wednesday\, October 7 – Camargue Horses & Les Baux de Provence  \n– Morning photo session with Camargue Horses  \n– Lunch on your own in Les Baux de Provence  \n– Visit Les Carrières de Lumières (immersive art show in a limestone quarry)  \n– Evening photo session with Black Bulls  \nDay 7 – Thursday\, October 8 – Camargue Horses & Bird Sanctuary  \n– Morning photo session with Camargue Horses  \n– Lunch on your own in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer  \n– Evening photo session at Bird Sanctuary  \nDay 8 – Friday\, October 9 – Transfer to Provence / Pont du Gard  \n– Morning photo session with Camargue Horses  \n– Check out of Hotel Les Rizières  \n– Drive to Provence and check in at hotel  \n– Evening photo session at Pont du Gard (Roman Aqueduct)  \nDay 9 – Saturday\, October 10 – Colorado Provençal\, Roussillon & Châteauneuf-du-Pape  \n– Morning photo session at Colorado Provençal (ochre landscapes)  \n– Lunch on your own in Roussillon  \n– Afternoon wine tasting in Châteauneuf-du-Pape  \nDay 10 – Sunday\, October 11 – Markets & Wine  \n– Morning market day in Isle-sur-la-Sorgue  \n– Lunch on your own in Isle-sur-la-Sorgue  \n– Afternoon wine tasting and Dinner in Gigondas  \n– Evening Truffle Experience \nDay 11 – Monday\, October 12 – Gordes & Mont Ventoux  \n– Morning market day in Gordes  \n– Lunch on your own in Gordes  \n– Afternoon picnic & scenic shoot on Mont Ventoux  \nDay 12 – Tuesday\, October 13 – Departure  \n– Check out of hotel  \n– Transfer to Marseille Provence Airport for flights home  \n  \nWhat’s included in the workshop: \n\nLocal Transportation and airport transfers \n\n\nHotels for each night of the workshop \n\n\n8 sessions with Camargue horses / black bulls \n\n\nEntrance to the Bird Park \n\n\nTwo Wine Tastings \n\n\nTruffle Experience  \n\n\n11 nights in a 3* hotel (shared basis) \n\n\n11 breakfasts \n\n\n\nWaders rental service \n\nWhat’s not included in the workshop: \n\nInternational flights \n\n\n\nLunches \nDinners\n\n\nAlcoholic beverages \n\n\nPersonal expenses \n\n\nTips for local guide \n\n\nPhone calls or data plans \n\n• ***Travel insurance (HIGHLY recommended for all travelers)*** Please note that the deposit is non-refundable\, but travel insurance can cover this. We strongly encourage it! \n  \nSkill Sets: All Levels of Photographers are Welcome \nDuring this workshop\, you will receive hands-on instruction and practice in a variety of photography techniques\, including:  \n\nTracking Focus – capturing moving subjects like horses and birds with precision \n\n\nExposure – managing light in diverse environments\, from bright marshes to dim village streets \n\n\nComposition – creating visually compelling and balanced images \n\n\nMetering – using your camera’s metering systems to handle tricky lighting conditions \n\n\nUse of Lenses – selecting and maximizing wide-angle\, telephoto\, and specialty lenses \n\n\nSubject Development – learning to observe\, anticipate\, and capture your subjects’ best moments \n\n\nCreative Thinking – experimenting with angles\, perspective\, and storytelling techniques \n\n\nShooting in Low Light – mastering dawn\, dusk\, and indoor lighting scenarios \n\nThese skills are designed to help photographers of all levels enhance technical ability\, develop creative vision\, and capture stunning imagery throughout the workshop.  \nPhysical Activity:Low. Minimal hiking\, but photographing for long periods of time outside in the cold. We will encounter muddy conditions in the marshes and wet-sandy conditions on the beach. Please see note below about weather. \nWeather and Weather Gear  \nA Note About Weather (and weather gear)  \nWhat to Expect  \nDuring October 2–13\, the average daily temperatures in Provence and the Camargue typically range from the 50s–60s °F (10s–20s °C). Expect:  \n\nPleasant afternoons are perfect for exploring and photographing. \n\n\nCooler mornings and evenings\, especially near the marshes and open landscapes. \n\n\nMild winds in some areas\, particularly around coastal and marsh regions. \n\n\nStunning natural light — October often brings soft\, golden light ideal for photography. \n\n\nSeasonal colors in vineyards\, historic villages\, and wildlife habitats. \n\n  \nRecommended gear: \nTo make the most of your workshop and stay comfortable\, consider bringing:  \nClothing:  \n\nLayered clothing for fluctuating temperatures (light sweaters\, long sleeves\, jackets). \n\n\nA windproof and waterproof jacket for cooler mornings and potential light rain. \n\n\nComfortable walking shoes or hiking boots for village streets\, marshes\, and uneven terrain. \n\n\nHat and sunglasses for sun protection. \n\n\nOptional: lightweight gloves and scarf for crisp mornings. \n\nPhotography Gear:  \n\nCamera(s) with multiple lenses (wide-angle for landscapes\, telephoto for wildlife). \n\n\nTripod for low-light and sunset/sunrise shots. (Optional) \n\n\nExtra batteries and memory cards. \n\n\nLens cleaning kit (dust and marsh conditions). \n\n\nA camera bag comfortable for day excursions. \n\n\nRoller camera bags or backpacks for travel are fine for this trip. \n\nLaptops & Image Management  \n\nWhile laptops are optional\, many participants find them helpful for: \n\n\nReviewing images daily to check composition\, exposure\, and focus. \n\n\nParticipating in critiques with the instructor and peers. \n\n\nBacking up and organizing files during the workshop to ensure nothing is lost. \n\nTips  \n\nBring a lightweight laptop if possible\, to avoid heavy loads while traveling. \n\n\nInclude your charging cables and any necessary adapters for France (European plug type C/E/F). \n\n\nConsider using portable external drives or cloud storage for additional backup. \n\n\nIf you choose not to bring a laptop\, a memory card organizer and backup cards will suffice for image storage. \n\n  \nOther Essentials:  \n\nReusable water bottle. \n\n\nNotebook or journal for notes and inspiration. \n\n\nSmall backpack or daypack for daily outings. \n\n  \nLuggage:   \n\nSoft-sided luggage with wheels is strongly recommended. These are easier to fit in the vans and allow flexibility for tight spaces. \n\n\nDuffel bags are good as well. \n\n\nConsider stair access at hotels or historic accommodations — if you anticipate needing to carry your luggage up a flight of stairs\, pack only what you can comfortably manage. (We will be there to help\, but please consider) \n\nTravel information\nYou need to fly into Marseille Provence Airport (MRS). There will be a bulk pickup of attendees at the airport. If you choose to arrive earlier or stay later\, you will need to make your own arrangements for transportation into Provence. \nHotel information\nAll hotels have been secured for you during the workshop. Due to the sensitive nature of this workshop and the difficulty of securing accommodations\, we will not be detailing our itinerary or accommodations to anyone who is not attending this workshop.  All accommodations in Camargue and Provence are 3-star hotels. \nPayments\nA non-refundable reservation fee of $2000 (25%) is required upon sign-up to secure a spot. The total cost of the trip is $7995 per person for single occupancy.  Please note that the reservation fee and payments on this workshop are non-refundable. Please make sure to purchase insurance in case you need to cancel your trip. (You can purchase trip insurance from numerous insurance companies– Allianz\, AAA\, and more.)\nThe remaining balance is due 120-days (4 months) prior to the workshop and can be made on this page. \nSharing a Room? \nIf you are signing up for two tickets and sharing a room\, you can receive $1\,000 off the cost of each ticket. Your discount will be applied on the final payment.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-provence-white-horses-of-the-camargue-wine-heritage-2026/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Jeff S.,Slider
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: Wild Horses in Utah
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Description \nJoin Hunt’s Photo Education for our annual adventure to photograph the Wild Horses of Utah! Join us as we search out and photograph one of the largest herds of wild horses in Utah!\nThis is a unique photography workshop right out of “The Old West”! Wild Horses have occupied this mountainous region of Utah since the late 1800’s. The herd is approximately 200 – 250 horses and is the largest herd of wild horses in the west. Mares and stallions average around 800 to 1000 pounds. The colors within the herd are brown\, bay\, paint\, sorrel\, roan\, buckskin\, black\, palomino\, and gray. The variety is endless due to the frequent breeding within the herd. There are many foal\, yearlings and colts that roam with the herd. The horses are in good condition and are frequently seen in the vicinity of the Pony Express Trail in the valley floor. On this workshop\, we will photograph the wild horses as well as other local scenes and wildlife.\nOn this workshop\, you will want to bring a variety of lenses\, from wide-angle to super-telephoto. The distance to your subjects can vary\, as the horses can be right next to you or far in the distance\, but it is certainly recommended to consider bringing a super-telephoto in the range of 500-600mm. Please keep in mind that you can always rent lenses from Hunt’s Rentals and at a decent cost! \nWe will maximize our time in the field shooting a multitude of subjects as well as incorporating classroom instruction\, critiques\, and photographic assignments each day. \nWhat’s included:\n• In-field photography and instruction\n• Ground transportation in the field\n• BLM photo workshop permits\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\, Utah\n• Cost of hotel (We will be staying at the Best Western in Tooele\, 435-882-5010)\n• Cost of food\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: Medium to Moderate. Must be able to walk on uneven ground\, some short hikes to the horses and standing for extended periods. \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)\nImage Processing\nImage Review\nImage Critiquing \nLodging is not included in the cost of this Adventure. We will be staying at the Best Western in Tooele UT (435-882-5010). \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\nPolarizing filters if you have them \nA monopod is recommended \nTravel information\nWe recommend flying into Salt Lake City airport (SLC). We will be making a bulk pickup of attendees at the airport at noon. It is about a 1-hour drive from SLC to Tooele\, UT. If you choose to arrive a day early\, you will need to rent a vehicle. Return flights should be made no early than noon. \nHotel information\nWe will be staying at the Best Western in Tooele\, 435-882-5010. 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 20° F at night to a high of 70° F during the day. There will be a definite chance of snow or rain during our workshop. \nImportant things to keep in mind:\n•Bring clothing suited for a variety of temperatures\, from cold mornings to warm afternoons. Average daytime highs are 60-68F with nighttime lows of 34-45F. Also be prepared for potential rain and for changing weather. \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 45-days prior to the workshop. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-wild-horses-in-utah-fall-2026/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Jeff S.,Instructor: Robert F.,Wild Horses
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: Autumn in New Orleans & The Louisiana Bayou
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Description \nHunt’s Photo Adventure leaders Bob Fletcher and Jeff Swinger invite you to a unique Photo Adventure to New Orleans & the Louisiana Bayou. The trip will have a variety of subjects\, from street photography and architecture to wildlife and swampy landscapes!\nThe first two days we will be exploring New Orleans’s French Quarter\, Bourbon Street\, the Garden District\, and the Gothic above-ground cemetery that you have seen so often on television and in movies. You will be photographing architecture and street performers\, riding on a historic streetcar\, and enjoying the warm ambiance of New Orleans. \nThe rest of the days\, prepare yourself for an adventure through the swamps and bayous of Louisiana. You will embark on your journey in a custom-built vessel with a covered roof to keep you dry and cool. Tours are narrated by Capt. Billy Gaston\, who was born and raised in the Bayou. Toilet facilities are available on board the boat with special attention given to seniors and the physically challenged. \nThe cypress swamps of Louisiana are beautifully scenic\, but can be difficult to photograph without a boat to access most of the photogenic areas and an experienced guide to get you there. Photographing out of boats\, you will be shooting mostly handheld.  Wildlife like egrets\, herons\, turtles\, snakes\, owls\, and alligators can be common sightings in the swamp. You will want to bring a variety of focal lengths from wide angle to telephoto to get the most out of your trip. Early November to mid-December is the best time to be in the swamps. Wildlife is preparing for winter and is active and abundant. The cypress trees can take on a rusty appearance and fog can be common in the mornings. \n \nItinerary\nThis photography workshop begins in New Orleans\, where we’ll immerse ourselves in the energy and character of the French Quarter. From historic streets and iconic architecture to street performers and classic New Orleans flavors\, the city provides endless opportunities for storytelling and candid photography\, both day and night. We’ll explore at a relaxed pace\, focusing on capturing the spirit and visual rhythm of the Quarter. \n  \nMidway through the trip\, we head south to Morgan City and into the heart of Louisiana’s bayou country. Here\, the focus shifts to wildlife and landscape photography as we explore winding waterways by boat with a local Cajun guide. Cypress trees\, moss-draped swamps\, and native wildlife—including alligators and birdlife—create a completely different visual experience. Sunrise and afternoon sessions allow us to work in the best light\, with time built in for image review and post-processing discussions. One day includes a catered Southern Low Country shrimp boil lunch in the bayou\, paired with live local musicians for entertainment—an authentic Cajun experience between shooting sessions. The workshop concludes with a relaxed return to New Orleans for departures. \n\n  \nWhat’s included: \n\nIn-field instruction throughout the entire workshop\nPost-production time using Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop\nImage reviews and critiques\, as requested\nAll local vehicle transportation and tour boat transportation with our local guide\nLocal Cajun guide and boat captain\, born and raised in the bayou\n\nWhat’s not included: \n\nFlight and baggage to and from New Orleans\nLodging\nMeals\nTips to our local guide and Cajun musicians\nTrip insurance\, which is recommended for any Hunt’s Photo Adventure\n\nSkill Sets: All Levels of Photographers are Welcome\nPhysical Activity: Low to Mild\, mostly just walking \nIn this workshop we will cover: \n\nTracking Focus\nExposure\nComposition\nMetering\nUse of Lenses\nSubject Development\nCreative Thinking\nShooting in Low Light\n\n  \nRecommended gear: \nCamera(s)\, plenty of memory cards and camera 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 and/or monopod\nPolarizers and Neutral Density filters\nSunscreen\, bug repellent \nTravel information to MSY\nArrive by Nov. 2nd before 11:00 am.  At 11:00 am on Nov. 2nd there will be a group pick-up at Louis Armstrong Int’l Airport (MSY).  You will be returned to MSY by 1:00 pm on Nov. 7th for your flight home.  If these dates and/or times do not work for you\, consider coming in a day earlier or staying a day later. \nHotel information \nLodging is not included in the cost of this Adventure. Hotel reservations have been secured for the group in New Orleans and Morgan City\, LA. This essential information will be shared during the registration process once full payment for the workshop has been completed. After that\, please contact the hotels directly and provide them with your name and credit card details to finalize your room reservation. \nAbout Weather \nNovember brings comfortable temperatures in Louisiana\, with lows in the 50’s and highs in the mid-70s\, ideal for exploring and photographing outdoors.\nParticipants should use ONE (1) soft-sided rolling duffle for luggage and ONE (1) camera case.  Pack conservatively as the portage room is limited. \nPayments\nA non-refundable deposit of 25% is required upon registration to secure a spot. The remaining balance is due 60 days before the start of the workshop. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance for any Hunt’s Photo Adventure in case you need to cancel.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-autumn-in-new-orleans-the-louisiana-bayou-2026/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Jeff S.,Instructor: Robert F.
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: The “Mighty 5” National Parks of Utah
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Description \nJoin Hunt’s Photo Educator Jeff Swinger on an unforgettable photography adventure through Utah’s legendary “Big 5” — five stunning National Parks located in the heart of the American Southwest. Each park offers its own unique and dramatic landscape\, making this trip a dream come true for photographers and nature lovers alike. \nZion National Park\nWe begin in Zion\, a paradise for photographers known for its towering cliffs\, narrow canyons\, and incredible light. From dramatic viewpoints to immersive canyon experiences\, there are endless opportunities to create compelling images. \nBryce Canyon National Park\nNext\, we move on to Bryce\, where you’ll step into a fantasyland of towering hoodoos and colorful sandstone pillars. With the highest concentration of hoodoos in the world\, Bryce offers truly otherworldly scenes\, especially during the golden hours. \nCapitol Reef National Park\nFrom Bryce\, we head to one of Utah’s hidden gems. Capitol Reef features sandstone cliffs\, white domes\, arches\, and winding canyons shaped by a massive geologic fold stretching across the landscape. It’s incredibly photogenic and far less crowded. \nArches and Canyonlands\, Moab\, Utah\nWe then explore the Moab area\, where we’ll spend our time photographing the incredible landscapes of Arches and Canyonlands. This region offers some of the most iconic desert scenery in the Southwest\, with endless opportunities for creative compositions. \nWith a small group of no more than six participants\, this workshop is designed to give you plenty of one-on-one instruction\, flexibility in the field\, and a more personal experience in some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the country \nWhat’s included: \n\nAirport P/U & return\, ground transportation in the field\nGround transportation in comfortable 4×4 SUVs\nIn-field photography instruction\nImage Discussion and Review Sessions\n\nWhat’s not included: \n\nAir fare or baggage fees\nTravel Insurance (recommended)\nMedical Evacuation Insurance (highly recommended)\nHotel costs (reserved\, participant pays)\nMeals\nPersonal expenses\n\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. Upon registering\, we will send you the hotel information. \nRecommended gear: \n\nCamera(s) with memory cards and extra batteries\nWide-angle\, standard\, and telephoto lenses\nTripod or monopod\nPolarizers and neutral density filters\nLens rentals available\nLaptop and extra hard drives (optional but recommended)\n\nClothing & Personal Items \n\nLayered clothing (temperatures 20–65°F depending on park & time of day)\nComfortable footwear for walking/light hiking\nGloves\, hat\, and scarf recommended for higher elevations\nWater bottle\, snacks\, sunscreen\n\nLuggage Guidelines \n\nOne soft-sided suitcase. Important Note: 24-inch on its longest due to weight and limited space.\nOne camera case\nPack light and smart — space is limited in 4×4 SUVs\n\nTravel information \n\nArrival: Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) on Sunday\, February 14 by 11:00 AM\nGroup Pick-up: Noon\nIf arriving that morning isn’t possible\, consider flying in Saturday\, February 13 (highly recommended for an on-time start to the workshop)\nConclusion: Wednesday\, February 24\, airport drop-off by 1:00 PM\n\nHotel information\nWe will be staying at four different hotels. Upon registering\, we will send you hotel information. 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 \nDuring your February adventure\, you can expect a mix of cold mornings\, mild afternoons\, and crisp evenings. Weather in southern Utah’s national parks can be highly variable\, so layering is key. \nTypical Conditions: \n\nZion National Park: Highs ~60–65°F\, lows ~35–40°F\nBryce Canyon National Park: Highs ~40–45°F\, lows ~20–25°F; snow possible\nCapitol Reef National Park: Highs ~50–55°F\, lows ~30–35°F\nArches & Canyonlands National Parks: Highs ~60–64°F\, lows ~30–35°F\n\nTips for Comfort & Photography: \n\nLayered clothing for mornings/evenings and lighter layers for daytime\nGloves\, hats\, and scarves recommended for Bryce Canyon and other high-elevation areas\nSun glare can be strong on reflective sandstone; consider polarizing filters\nEarly mornings may have frost or lingering snow — excellent for dramatic photography\n\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 45-days prior to the workshop. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-the-mighty-5-national-parks-of-utah-feb-2027/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Jeff S.
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure: Charleston: Spring Gardens\, Seascapes & Mossy Live Oaks
DESCRIPTION:All Images above appear courtesy of William Wiener \nDiscover the enchanting beauty of Charleston\, South Carolina\, during the most photogenic time of the year. This small-group photography adventure combines coastal seascapes\, historic gardens\, and iconic moss-draped live oaks\, giving you a rare opportunity to capture the essence of the Lowcountry. \nThroughout the workshop\, you’ll receive hands-on guidance and tips on composition\, light\, and capturing the subtle beauty of the Lowcountry. Sunrise and sunset sessions are strategically scheduled to coincide with low tides for optimal beach and marsh photography. \nThis workshop is perfect for photographers of all levels who want to immerse themselves in the scenic\, historic\, and natural beauty of Charleston\, while building their portfolio with diverse images ranging from intimate garden details to expansive coastal vistas. \nItinerary:\nCharleston Photography Workshop Itinerary \nDates: March 22–26\, 2027\nTheme: Iconic Charleston – Historic Streets\, Coastal Landscapes & Timeless Oaks \nDay 1 – Monday\, March 22: Arrival & Historic Downtown Charleston \nDay 2 – Tuesday\, March 23: Lighthouse Sunrise & Folly Beach \nDay 3 – Wednesday\, March 24: Botany Bay Beach Sunrise\, and Magnolia Plantation \nDay 4 – Thursday\, March 25: Folly Beach Jetty Sunrise & Cypress Gardens \nDay 5 – Friday\, March 26: Ravenel Bridge Sunrise & Departure \n  \nWorkshop Highlights \n\nSunrise photography every morning:\nBotany Bay Road live oak alley photography\nOld Sheldon Church Ruins – timeless southern architecture\nMagnolia Plantation & Gardens – historic gardens\, blooms\, and wildlife $32 per person for admission 9 am-5 pm\nCypress Gardens – reflections\, wildlife\, and boardwalk compositions $10 per person for admission 9 am-5 pm\nWater-in-motion and long-exposure photography at coastal locations\nHistoric Charleston architecture\, streets\, and alleys\nPersonalized instruction on composition\, lighting\, and creative technique\n\nWhat’s included: \n\nTransportation in Charleston\nProfessional in-field instruction\nLocal Transportation in Charleston\nImage review as requested\nAdmission to Magnolia Plantation and Cypress Gardens\n\n  \nWhat’s not included: \n\nAirfare\nLodging\nCost of meals\nIncidentals and Personal Items\nTravel Insurance\n\nSkill Sets: All Levels of Photographers are Welcome \nPhysical Activity Level \nLow: This workshop involves minimal hiking\, but participants will spend extended periods outdoors photographing\, often in cool or breezy conditions. Footing can be uneven due to the rocky and sandy terrain. Please see the Weather and Gear section for guidance on dressing appropriately for colder temperatures\, early mornings\, and coastal breezes. \nIn this workshop we will cover: \n\nTracking Focus as it applies\nExposure\nComposition\nMetering\nUse of Lenses\nSubject Development\nCreative Thinking\nShooting in Low Light\nMotion and Slow Shutter Speed for water movement\n\nCharleston in March – Weather Overview \n\nTemperatures:\n\nHighs: 60–70°F (16–21°C)\nLows: 40–50°F (4–10°C)\n\n\nConditions:\n\nEarly mornings and evenings can feel chilly\, especially near the coast and marshes.\nAfternoons are generally mild and comfortable\, with occasional breezes.\nRain is possible\, but March is typically drier than late spring.\nHumidity is moderate\, making it pleasant for outdoor photography.\n\n\nSunlight:\n\nDays are lengthening\, with sunrise around 7:25 AM and sunset around 7:25 PM\, offering long golden hours for photography.\n\n\n\nRecommended Photography Gear & Clothing \nCamera & Accessories: \n\nDigital SLR or mirrorless camera\nMultiple fully charged batteries & extra memory cards\nStandard-to-wide lens\nTelephoto lens\nSturdy tripod\nWireless remote or cable release\nCircular polarizer filter\nNeutral density (ND) filters\nCamera and lens rain cover\n\nClothing & Footwear: \n\nWarm layers for early mornings and evenings\nWaterproof\, insulated jacket or vest\nHiking or insulated boots with good tread\nWater Socks or Overboots for standing in water\nRain jacket and/or pants for wet conditions\nWarm hat\, gloves\, neck gaiter\, and warm socks\n\nAdditional Gear: \n\nHeadlamp or flashlight for pre-dawn or low-light shoots\nSoft-sided rolling duffle for packing gear and personal items\n\nTravel information \n\nFlights: Charleston International Airport (CHS)\nArrival: Participants must arrive by 11:00 AM on Monday\, March 23\, 2026\, for group pickup.\nDeparture: Participants may schedule return flights no earlier than 2:00 PM on Friday\, March 27\, 2026.\nFlexibility: You may arrive before or depart after the official workshop dates if needed to accommodate travel schedules. Please note that transportation outside the official group pickup and drop-off times is the participant’s responsibility.\n\nHotel information \nThe SpringHill Suites (843.572.8866) will serve as our home base for this Hunt’s Photography Adventure.\nWe have arranged a block of rooms under Hunt’s Photo. Participants are responsible for calling the hotel directly to make their own reservations. The group rate will also be available if you wish to arrive a day early. \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 45-days prior to the workshop. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-charleston-spring-gardens-seascapes-mossy-live-oaks-2027/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Adventures,Instructor: Jeff S.,Slider
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