BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND. . .
Photographer Edward Riddell is pleased to offer a small group of photographers
a special fall workshop in Yellowstone National Park.
Dates:
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Please Do Not Book Until You Confirm Workshop Dates with Ed Riddell
What Makes Riddell Photography Workshops Unique?
1. A small number of students, with one instructor for only eight students. This assures that each student gets the individual attention he/she needs to dramatically improve their photography.
2. We only offer workshops in places that we know intimately. Ed Riddell, your workshop instructor, has been photographing in Jackson Hole and Yellowstone for more than 40 years. Over the years Ed has taught dozens of workshops there. Few photographers know the Park better. We take you off the beaten track to photography locations that other workshops seldom visit.
3. Our emphasis is on shooting pictures, not just talking about shooting pictures. While you'll get more than your fill of formal instruction, our real goal is to spend as much time in the field as possible, especially during mornings and evenings when the light is at its best.
4. Daily critiques of work. Each student shows three images at each critique which is critiqued both by the Ed Riddell and the other students. This allows you to learn from each other's successes and challenges as well as from the instructor about specific suggestions to improve your work.
5. Students rave about our pre-trip briefings which are mailed in the months leading up to the workshop. Subjects cover the gamut from equipment recommendations, clothing lists, how to travel with photography gear, what to expect from the weather and more.
6. Passion. That's the best way to describe the enthusiasm that your instructor has for photography. And if the feedback from our students in any indicator, it rubs off on our students!
2. We only offer workshops in places that we know intimately. Ed Riddell, your workshop instructor, has been photographing in Jackson Hole and Yellowstone for more than 40 years. Over the years Ed has taught dozens of workshops there. Few photographers know the Park better. We take you off the beaten track to photography locations that other workshops seldom visit.
3. Our emphasis is on shooting pictures, not just talking about shooting pictures. While you'll get more than your fill of formal instruction, our real goal is to spend as much time in the field as possible, especially during mornings and evenings when the light is at its best.
4. Daily critiques of work. Each student shows three images at each critique which is critiqued both by the Ed Riddell and the other students. This allows you to learn from each other's successes and challenges as well as from the instructor about specific suggestions to improve your work.
5. Students rave about our pre-trip briefings which are mailed in the months leading up to the workshop. Subjects cover the gamut from equipment recommendations, clothing lists, how to travel with photography gear, what to expect from the weather and more.
6. Passion. That's the best way to describe the enthusiasm that your instructor has for photography. And if the feedback from our students in any indicator, it rubs off on our students!
We proudly use ColorByte's Imageprint software for all our digital printing needs.
And we've been using it for more than 15 years!
And we've been using it for more than 15 years!