Workshops.
One or two small-group workshops a year, in places worth staying up for. Each one is built around a single photograph worth bringing home.
The Milky Way over southern Utah.
A small-group night photography workshop under the dark skies of southern Utah, built around one goal: bringing home a Milky Way photograph you are proud to print. Dates are set around the June new moon, when the sky is darkest.
When
June 2027, around the new moon
Where
Southern Utah
Latitude
37° to 38.5° N
Group
Small group
Level
Comfortable shooting in manual
Price
On request
The plan.
Draft itineraryArrive, meet the group, scout the first location in daylight, first night shoot.
Daytime editing session on the first night’s frames, then a second location after dark.
Long night at the best location, foreground and sky, and a closing review of everyone’s best frame.
What you’ll learn.
Planning a shoot around the moon and the core of the Milky Way
Focus, exposure and noise at night, on the camera you already own
Building a foreground so the sky has something to stand over
Editing a night frame into a print
What to bring.
A camera that shoots in manual, a wide, fast lens, a sturdy tripod, a headlamp with a red light and warm layers.
Towers and the arc · Bryce Canyon, Utah