A non-refundable deposit of $400 is due upon registration to confirm your space in the workshop. See below for payment structure after registration.
See below for details about this workshop.
A non-refundable deposit of $400 is due upon registration to confirm your space in the workshop. To keep your space, 50% of the remaining registration fee is due 120 days prior to the workshop. The total balance for this workshop ($3,500.00) must be paid in full 60 days prior to the workshop start date.
Upon registration, you’ll be provided with additional forms and information, including payment options, additional workshop itinerary details, travel suggestions, resources for car rentals, what to pack, and what to expect during your week-long workshop. In short, everything you need to prepare for an amazing and fun week of conservation photojournalism.
The focus for this workshop is sea otters! Beyond being an unbelievably cute subject subject to photograph, sea otters are also a keystone species in coastal ecology. They are a character providing an intensely rich source of stories to tell.
In addition to working with our nonprofit partners, you’ll also spend a full day on the water photographing sea otters. No one wants to miss that! This workshop is crafted so that you’ll learn a ton and build new skills as a conservation photographer, but we’re making sure you get plenty of time enjoying the adorableness of sea otters in the wild!
This workshop is 7 days and 7 nights. You’ll arrive on September 14 and dive into work. The evening of the 20th we will celebrate everything you learned, experienced, and created during the week with a wrap-up party. You’ll depart the morning of September 21.
With over 25 years of combined experience in photography, editorial and publishing fields, Heimbuch and Kennerknecht will walk you through a conservation photojournalism project from start to finish. Both instructors have extensive experience photographing wildlife on California’s coast.
All your meals are prepared by a private chef who provides a healthful menu supplemented with delicious freshly baked breads and pastries. Our chef will accommodate any special dietary needs.
Our lodging is a reflection of our focus of the week: workshopping! We share a beach-side home for the week in order to maximize our time for brainstorming, creative thinking, technical troubleshooting and in general having a blast as a group working.
After a full day of shooting, we will gather in the house common areas for workshopping and presentations in the evenings. Enjoy lectures and discussions in a large common area with plenty of comfortable seating, and get some quiet time for editing in several tucked-away spaces set up for working.
Every participant will have their own bed. However, please be prepared to share a room with another participant.
There is also a large outdoor patio space with a hot tub, and a BBQ that our chef will take advantage of.
Please note: During the week you’ll be shooting as a group, in pairs and on your own. You’ll need to arrange a rental car to be able to get to all shooting locations.
A non-refundable deposit of $400 is due upon registration to confirm your space in the workshop. To keep your space, 50% of the remaining registration fee is due 120 days prior to the workshop. The total balance must be paid in full 60 days prior to the workshop.
Upon registration, you’ll be provided with additional forms and information, including payment options, additional workshop itinerary details, travel suggestions, resources for car rentals, what to pack, and what to expect during your week-long workshop. In short, everything you need to prepare for an amazing and fun week of conservation photojournalism!