Silver Creek, Idaho Photography Workshop
SILVER CREEK PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
DATES: Aug 11th-14th
HOSTED BY: Jessica Haydahl and Nick Price
WORKSHOP PRICE: $2800
Calling All Outdoor Photographers
Have you ever wanted to have one on one camera instruction? From portraiture, landscape, travel, to macro, this class will cover a broad scope–both in the field and via lecture–of documentary style photography with fly fishing as the backdrop.
Jessica Haydahl and Nick Price are co-teaching a 2 ½ day, three night photography workshop on Idaho’s Silver Creek. Lodging and all meals are included. The max capacity of this class is 10 people.
What’s Covered:
Beginning with how to conceptualize shots you want to get, Jessica and Nick will walk everyone through fundamentals (for example: iso, exposure compensation, depth of field, aperture, shutter speed, etc,) to using both lecture time and time in the field with models, hatches, and scenery to put together a broad base of journalistic storytelling behind the lens.
Location:
Located in south central Idaho, Silver Creek is a low gradient spring creek rich in insect life known as the graduate school of fly fishing. It’s in a high desert prairie setting with Sun Valley and a more alpine topography 45 minutes to the north. This is a perfect location to work on fly fishing photography along with landscapes and portraits of fishing guides to farmers, ranchers, and cowboys.
What’s Needed:
“A willingness to learn!”
Everyone who attends should have a digital camera that allows for manual control. Do not feel as though you need to own a ton of lenses. Jessica and Nick will discuss the pros and cons of a variety of different lenses along with their respective max apertures. Nick spent his first three years shooting with only a 35 mm ƒ2 lens.
Ideally everyone will have a laptop enabling downloading imagery taken during the class, some light post production work (Adobe Lightroom), and photo critiques at the end of the 2 ½ day class.