Dates: Private – Ongoing, Contact Kip for information on the next available workshop
Instructor: Kip Evans, Professional Photographer
Description/Topics: Join Kip for an amazing adventure along the central California coast. This three day workshop will take us to the Farallon Islands, Marin Headlands, and Muir Woods. We will be pointing our cameras at some of California’s most iconic areas, while learning how to create incredible images with todays digital cameras.
While our shooting days can be a little fluid, we will be focusing on the following locations:
• Marin Headlands – Golden Gate, Pt. Bonita Lighthouse, headlands
• Farallon Islands – whales, birds, dolphins and island views
• Muir Woods – Majestic Redwoods, wildlife
What’s Covered in the Cost:
• Farallon Islands wildlife cruise
• 2.5 days of field instruction
• Classroom instruction and activities
• Workshop materials
• Expert Photoshop instruction
• Friday evening appetizers
• Gourmet box lunch
• Luxury lodging at Cavallo Point
Cost: $1,295.00 – Limit 5 Participants
Locations: Farallon Islands, Marin Headlands, and Muir Woods
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