Kurt just messaged me to let me know that we have just two spots left on our Autumn in Acadia workshop, which made me think that I need to let you all know about the few remaining opportunities we have this fall to join us on a photography trip.
I’m partnering with Tony Baldasaro for a repeat of last year’s super fun Cape Cod adventure. Tony is an amazing teacher and a joy to work with. Our students were all super happy with the opportunities we had last September.
Based in Eastham, Massachusetts, we’ll explore scenic salt marshes and incredible dune environments of the Middle and Upper Cape. We’ll peer inside historic lighthouses, peek at the fishing fleet, and hope to spot seabirds, seals, and the foxes of Provincetown.
Whether you’re photographing the night sky over Nauset Light, the weathered textures of classic clapboard cedar shingles on the historic architecture of the Cape, or the serene beauty of a salt marsh at sunset, you’ll return home with stunning images and lasting memories.
We hope you can join us on this trip!
Like I mentioned above, we’re down to just two more spaces on this trip, a classic if there ever was one. Acadia is where many photographers want to be in the fall. If you’ve been, you know. If you haven’t, well, what are you waiting for?
Kurt and I have both been leading trips here for decades, and we’d love to show you why we love it so much. In addition to classic coastal seascapes and the famous forest paths, we’ll explore the hidden gems and help you find your own personal expressions in this dazzling and varied landscape.
Sign up now if you’d like to join us. Soon it will be too late!
That’s it for now, a short and sweet newsletter. I’m about to announce more workshops for 2027, so stay tuned! I also owe subscribers the next installment in the Guide to Photographing the Coast of Maine, where we’re going to cover the Camden area, with a shorter entry after last month’s massive behemoth volume on the Owl’s Head and St. George Peninsulas.
And… I’m putting together a quick guide to the business of landscape photography, which has been requested by several of you who want to know more about how you can do more with this amazing hobby. Beware, it’s not as easy as it looks!
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