Explore the wondrous hoodoos of Bryce Canyon National Park day and night on this 5 day photo workshop in Southern Utah, home to some of the best light for landscape photography in the world. Pending weather, we will spend at least 3 full days in Bryce Canyon National Park, with the balance of time in other nearby unique red rocks and slot canyon locations. Subjects will include, but not be limited to: unique rock formations, natural arches, slot canyons, canyon rim vistas, and night photography in an internationally recognized dark skies park. We will end the workshop with a group slide show and critique.
25 Sep 2025 - 29 Sep 2025 | 4:00 pm - 11:00 am
$1225
Bryce Canyon National Park Visitor Center, Utah 63, Bryce Canyon City, UT, USA
All Skill Levels
Workshop Details
Registration fee: $1225 per person (includes 6.85% Utah services tax)
Field Lessons
What to Bring
What to bring:
- A digital or film  camera capable of manual exposure settings. Due to the short time frame  of the workshop, people with digital cameras, especially digital SLR or mirrorless cameras, will get the most from the workshop.
- Plan to bring all of your lenses, from wide angle to telephoto (14-200), as the variety of locations will put all your gear to work! (if you have a wide angle prime for night photography, bring that as well)
- A  sturdy tripod is essential for capturing the long exposures necessary to capture  sunrise/set, as well as the Milky Way (and perhaps a comet!).
- All your filters. A circular polarizer filter, while not required, can be a useful tool for controlling glare and haze to make your red rock mages pop. Â A graduated neutral density filter can be useful in some canyon rim locations at sunrise or sunset.
- Hiking boots or other sturdy shoes
- a good camera bag for hiking with your camera, batteries, a couple of lenses, batteries, snacks, etc.
- A refillable water bottle or camelback for hiking
- Warm weather layers and cold weather layers – Utah desert weather can include big swings in temperature, and temps can be chilly at sunrise or sunset, especially at higher altitudes.  Plan to bring a warm hat, gloves, and a warm jacket for the night shoot.
- A headlamp or flashlight, in case we need to hike back after sunset, and for the night shoot.
- Your own method of transportation to get around town. We will carpool to locations as possible.
- A  laptop computer loaded with Adobe Lightroom Classic(LRC) and/or Photoshop,  to best take advantage of the Lightroom workflow sessions, or whatever  software you use to process images. (a tablet with Lightroom (LR) can work as well)
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