April 21st to 23rd, 2023
Details: Limited to 8 attendees
This will be a weekend seminar offered to those that can not make the seminar earlier this week or need a weekend.
We will be celebrating the first Full Arch Milky Way of the 2023 season. Understand the Milky Way is present year round, but the Core of the Milky Way starts showing its presence in the spring.
Our goal with this PhotoSafari will be to capture the full arc of the Milky Way over several possible areas, based upon weather and cloud cover. Our itinerary will be flexible in order to accomplish this goal.
The PhotoSafari will occur, no matter the weather conditions. Even if we are clouded out, (which would be rare at this time of year) there are still several locations that afford awesome opportunities to practice other night Photography skills, such as Star Trails, or Light Painting. These techniques will assist you with all of your night Photography adventures.
An additional benefit might just be all the spring rain we’ve been getting. There is a strong possibility of a wild-flower “super bloom” in Death Valley. We will definitely photograph that as well if this occurs.
PhotoSafari Fees: 295.00 per person
Your fees include all instruction in order to obtain the best images possible AND LightRoom/PhotoShop lessons!
Not included: Your Transportation, Meals, and Lodging. I have a block of rooms reserved for this PhotoSafari at Death Valley Inn located in Beatty Nevada. This will be our base location for the entire PhotoSafari. Bring your laptop! Editing Instructions will be accomplished at the Death Valley Inn Board Room.
Our Special Nightly Room Rate is 85.00 plus tax. YOU DO NOT NEED TO MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR YOUR STAY! I’ve already done that. You will check in individually upon arrival.
Each Hotel Room includes a small refrigerator and a microwave for your convince.
We will all meet at 5:00pm, Friday April 21st, 2023 at the Death Valley Inn, in Beatty Nevada. We will checkin at that time, have a short introduction meeting, and discuss our itinerary.
