For the next two weeks (until the end of May), get 10% off my Iceland photographic adventure workshop!! This is not cheap because it costs to put on such an event in such a wonderful part of the world, but it will be the photographic adventure of a lifetime! It covers all the hotels and travel throughout Iceland for our group, as well as personal and group instruction from me. I’ll be talking, teaching and helping everyone get the absolute best images possible as we move and travel to the best places possible.
Twilight is one of the most beautiful times of day for me for light. But in Utah, it only lasts about 10 minutes at the end of the day. But in Iceland, the sun rises and sings on an angle so twilight lasts 4 to 5 hours each day! We will utilize this amazing time of day to create fantastic images all over Iceland. We will travel during the down times, charge equipment, and critique images, then get set up so that we can shoot again when the light is amazing! We will have local photographers guiding us through their terrain and country, constantly watching the weather for us so that we can be in the right places at the right times. We will adapt, change directions, and go where we need to create the best photographs possible. This is not a trip you could ever do on your own.
Have you ever been on a trip with non-photographers and you see something you want to stop and photograph? Perhaps you are able to talk everyone into stopping once or twice, while you set up and create a few images, and perhaps you need to wait for the light to move and get better. But no matter what, your constant need to stop and look, and feel your surroundings begins to anger your group and you feel them grow restless throughout the trip. Eventually you either give up and just travel alone or you stick with the group and give up on creating great images. Sadly, the photos you do end up taking simply become ‘documentary’ images of your trip — but they’re not fantastic.
Well come have the photographic adventure of a lifetime! Come travel and have fun with a small group of photographers who think like you and want to stop and create great images. Come travel for the sole purpose of experiencing Iceland and the wide gamut of photographic opportunities that it offers: the shores, the mountains, the villages, the meadows, and everything in between, and do so with people that think and feel like you. There is no set agenda because we’ll be moving as we need to, to get to the right places for the week we’re there. We’ll be making the absolute most of our time there.
During our down times, we will review what we’ve each created and then critique and fine-tune our images so that we can create even better images at the next spot. We will constantly be looking for composition, point of view, and impact. I will even show you some tips and tricks for digital workflow as well as digital enhancement so that your images look their best.
This workshop is limited to a small group of people, and we already have someone signed up from Egypt as well as others from around the country. I love knowing that we will work and create art with people from all over the world, each with a different way of looking at the world with their lens. Yet we will find commonality and camaraderie in being artists working together to create wonderful and inspiring images.
If you know someone that would be interested, please pass this info along. The 10% off is good for bookings through the end of this month. This is for photographers who love adventure, but it’s not limited to professionals. This is open to anyone who loves photography and adventure and wants to come with me, learn, and create some of the best photographs of their life.
For more info go to the official Focus On Nature website. To book your slot on my tour, click here, and check the box next to my name and workshop (Bry Cox). And contact me with any questions you may have. I’d love to see you in Iceland with me!! Come get lost in Iceland with Bry Cox!
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[The photographs in this post were created in Iceland and are used by permission.]