Know of any good photography workshops?

George07748

Hi!

I consider myself an intermediate amateur, and I have some extra vacation time this year. Can anyone suggest some good photography workshops (near NJ would be nice, but not essential)?

I'd also be interested in photography travel opportunities. Google yields a lot of hits, but I'm not sure which are quality opportunities.

Thanks,

-George

ian408

I've done a few workshops with Marc Muench (www.muenchworkshops.com) and really had a great time. Death Valley, the Sierras, Utah--all great places that offer some excellent photographic opportunities. Marc's got an awesome trip to Africa coming up too and they've also gone to Ireland. The trips have had photographers with a variety of experience and I think we've all come away with something new--which is a good measure of the success of a workshop.

Marc is one of our Artists in Residence and a frequent contributor here. So if you have questions, he's right here and always willing to help.

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=170150
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=181040

Dan7312

If you are a Canon/Speedlite shooter...

http://www.mainemedia.edu/workshops/photography/canon-speedlites-demystified

George07748 wrote: »

Hi!

I consider myself an intermediate amateur, and I have some extra vacation time this year. Can anyone suggest some good photography workshops (near NJ would be nice, but not essential)?

I'd also be interested in photography travel opportunities. Google yields a lot of hits, but I'm not sure which are quality opportunities.

Thanks,

-George

kd2

This one is good. http://www.mauiphotofestival.com/