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A 5-Day Landscape Photography Workshop.
December 16 - 20, 2006
Conducted by Steve Kossack
Limited to only 5 participants
The Wave/ Horseshoe Bend/ Alstom Point/ Upper Antelope Canyon/ South Coyote Buttes/ Lake Powell ... AND MORE!!!!
F-8 And Be There Workshops and Steve Kossack Photographing the Great American Landscape present a mini-workshop in the spectacular and beautiful wonderland that is Northern Arizona. From Saturday December 16, through Wednesday December 20, 2006 we will be photographing and exploring some of the most beautiful country on earth! This is a unique opportunity to explore The Landmarks of the Southwest that you have long awaited. We will be chasing color and light in some of the most sought after locations. From dawn to dusk the grandeur of "color country" will be ours to photograph and experience in a small group and at our own pace. Some of the most photographed places in the world will be ours for 5 days of field photography!
Only 1 place left!!! ...Register now!

Southwest photographer and host of the DVD series Steve Kossack: Photographing the Great American Landscape will lead this workshop. It's size and design will lend itself the flexibility to travel and photograph the available light and color of this exciting area during our 5-day shoot.
Found in the heart of deserts southwest. This magical area surrounds the town of Page Arizona. Lake Powell and Glen Canyon dam are near by. Page will serve as our base and we will spend our 4 nights there. It is a full service city and everything needed for our comfort and travel can be found there. It is approximately a 5 hour drive from Phoenix.
This is the "E" ticket of our grand trip. Reached by a 6 mile roundtrip hike (it's more than a long walk ....... but not much more) with some gain in elevation and some sand. You must be willing to spend the entire day hiking and shooting and be in reasonable physical condition. This jewel is ever changing in different light and season. You've long waited and wished for your chance to see and photograph here, and now you will.
The entrance to "The Wave" seen here filled with water
The magic of light and color in upper Antelope Canyon In the 80's we all wondered where these magnificent photographs were coming from. Now we know. Now you will have your chance to image it yourself. A true wonder of the world. It's not a cave and it's not exactly canyon like. You won't soon forget the experience here.
A completely different experience awaits us in Lower Antelope Canyon. This one is a lot more open and it's features a lot more exposed. We will be climbing up and down and wondering how they did this with photographic equipment (or anything else) before the steel ladders were built a few years ago. Time is unlimited here and you may go though your entire photo kit!
One of the most spectacular views in the entire southwest is The Colorado River at Horseshoe Bend The Colorado River makes a giant turn just below Glen Canyon dam here. You will be some 1500 feet above the river on the cliffs trying to capture the seen before you. Simply breathtaking is the only way to describe it.
This place is very hard to find and has almost 30 miles of dirt road to get to, but it's worth every minute. Moonscapes on the way make this Overlook of Padre Bay on Lake Powell an awesome sight! It will be one of our highlights as a sunset.
* It's for photographers and nature lovers of all levels. * It's a photography workshop. It's a day long hike. It's a weekend getaway. * It's a traditional workshop. * It's for you if: * You like working in the field from sunrise to sunset. * You want to learn about landscape location and light * You want to learn about equipment and strategies used in landscape photography * You like traveling with like-minded people, and making images and new friends.
Only 4 places! This workshop is small by design. It will allow for ALL levels of photographic experience. There will be no lectures or product endorsements. Personal instruction will be available at all times. The opportunity to photograph and share with the group will always be present. A Print discussions will be a part of our workshop, as will workflow and all aspects of field landscape photography.
No one can predict weather in the Southwest, especially in monsoon season which can begin as early as June. It might be wet at times. It might be very hot. Evenings are usually cool but please remember that there is no guarantee. Our travel may be restricted by impassable roads. The wave is by permit only and we have only one day for it. If we can't get to the trailhead (8 miles of dirt road from the highway) we can't go! We might have the same situation getting to Alstrom Point. Both are unlikely at this time of the year, but as I've stated, there is no guarantee. We will make adjustments to our schedule as need be. This trip can be done in any format and at any photographic level. A tripod is a must. Both film and digital shooters welcome.

You will need 5 days. 2 of them are weekend days.
Please Remember Weather and climate is unpredictable. We may be subject to road closures but they are infrequent. Please remember that our day at the Wave is subject to road clousure also and an alternate shoot will be subsituted if we can not get to the trailhead. We will be traveling in 4-wheel drive SUV's and do not expect weather conditions to be of concern. However, anything is possible. Bring wet protection clothes, smiles, lots of film and/or bytes. Our days will begin well before sunrise and end well after sunset!

The cost of this trip is U.S. $2095. This includes all transportation to and from all shooting locations as well as pick up and drop off at Phoenix. You are responsible for your own travel arrangements to and from Phoenix. Your Page Arizona accommodations are included (Double occupancy - 2 persons to a room, single supplement $350). Although we will most likely eat our meals together, sometimes a break is nice. Therefore, you will be responsible for the cost of your own meals. Bring film and /or bytes & food money and we'll take care of the rest. The workshop payment of $2095 will be required when you register. If you need to cancel for any reason, a full refund (less $200) will be made, but only if a replacement for you can be found in time. If we have to cancel the trip for any reason you will receive a full refund. With only 4 places available this workshop is bound to sell out quickly.
Register now!
For more info please e-mail Steve Kossack at f8andbethere@cableone.net or telephone Steve at 1-928-634-8071.