It's time for our next Outdoor Photography Workshop! Join me for an incredible adventure deep in the mountains of North Central Idaho near the small town of Elk River. We will spend the day at the rugged and stunningly beautiful Elk Creek Falls. Depending on how you count, there are 3 or 4 large waterfalls that cut through a deep basalt canyon lined with moss and cedar trees, the tallest being over 100 feet. Whether you are brand new to photography, or a seasoned semi-pro, this is an ideal place to hone your eye and improve your camera skills. We will be there during the spring run-off and should be treated to a spectacular show with millions of gallons of water raging down the waterfalls.

This workshop is an in-depth landscape photography workshop. Not only will we cover the technical aspect of things, shooting in manual mode, obtaining sharp images, gear chats, etc, we will also discuss and implement advanced compositional theory with the ultimate goal of creating stunning and compelling images wherever you go.

Again, this class is designed for everyone from beginners to advanced camera enthusiasts who want to take their photos to the next level!

Cost is $85.00 per person.

*** EVERY PERSON ATTENDING WITH A CAMERA MUST PAY FOR THE CLASS***
Please feel free to message for more details and any questions you might have.

Details:
1. Meet up in Coeur d'Alene Saturday morning, May 11, 2019 and arrange carpool at 8:00AM. ***We will be meeting at the BIG LOTS/BIG 5 parking lot***
2. Leave Coeur d'Alene by8:30AM and head south on HWY 95 toward Moscow.
3. We will make a final meeting spot in Potlatch, Idaho to refuel and meet anyone coming from Moscow or Lewiston area.
4. From there we will head down to Elk Creek Falls, which is right before the town of Elk River on HWY 8.
5.We will spend the day exploring the incredible scenery on and around all of the waterfalls.
6. We will head home around 5:00 PM and hope to catch the sunset on HWY 95 over the Idaho Palouse.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:
1. Weather dependent, but light hiking/spring clothes should be fine. Bring a warm jacket, beanie, and light gloves in case the weather gets cooler or thunderstorms show up. Remember, we are in the PNW and the weather can change without notice.
2. Your camera. A DSLR is highly recommended. Your camera must have a manual mode as well. A remote trigger/cable release is a huge plus as well and cannot be recommended enough.
3. A tripod. We will be working on long exposures where a tripod is necessary

4. A circular polarizer is extremely handy when shooting water and will make your images stand out. An ND filter that darkens at least 4 stops is also highly recommended.

5. Bring water, snacks, and a lunch.
6. It is highly recommended that you bring some sort of bug spray to ward off potential mosquitos.
7. A vehicle that you do not mind driving about 5 miles of dirt road on.
8. EXTRA CAMERA BATTERIES- Long exposure photography zaps camera batteries very quickly.

Outdoor Photography Workshop with Chris Celentano- Elk Creek Falls

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