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GROUP PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS – BANFF & BEYOND

ABRAHAM LAKE 'OVERNIGHT ICE' PHOTO ADVENTURES
Photograph the ice bubble phenomenon and other unique winter opportunities at Abraham Lake on these overnight photo adventures

There are two sets of dates for these small group photo workshops which are Dec 31-Jan 1 & Jan 13-14th when the ice and bubbles are usually at their best. This trip can also be privately booked anytime between November and March with excellent opportunities available throughout this time frame.

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YELLOWKNIFE 'AURORA CHASING' PHOTO TOURS
Visit Yellowknife and the far North of Canada to photograph the Northern Lights during peak fall colour and the darkest nights of September

Fall dates for these small group photo tours are September 14-16 & September 17-19. Winter dates for these small group photo tours are March 8th-11th, 2024. We will chase the Northern lights three nights in a row to a number of locations in and around Yellowknife.

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BANFF 'LIGHT, LINES & LAYERS' LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Focus on landscape photography in Banff National Park for 3 straight days capturing the transition to winter

This small group photography workshop is offered on October 26th-29th this year and will be based in Lake Louise, a central location to maximize the locations we will be able to visit. These will include Emerald Lake, Abraham Lake, the top of the Banff Gondola (included in the trip cost), the Three Sisters and many more!

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LAKE LOUISE 'MID-WINTER MAGIC' LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Focus on landscape photography in Banff National Park for 3 straight days capturing mid-winter snowscapes and icy details

This small group photography workshop is offered on January 25th-28th, 2024 and will be based in Lake Louise, a central location to minimize travel time and maximize the diversity of the landscapes you will get to experience. It is also conveniently timed to coincide with the ice magic festival, which is an all around great time to visit!

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BANFF/CANMORE 'DUSK TO DAWN' NIGHT PHOTO ADVENTURES
Photograph unique angles of Banff & Canmore at night on these overnight photo adventures

These small group photo workshops are offered on 3 separate sets of dates: May 20th, August 19th & November 11th. Each of these will provide a unique experience but all have been set to align with a dark sky period during their particular month. Select the one you would like to attend when booking.

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WINTER IN BANFF: 'CHASING THE MILKY WAY ARCH' PHOTO ADVENTURE
Capture winter in Banff National Park by day and night on this exciting 2 night photo workshop in Banff

The dates for this event are February 17th-19th, 2024 over the long weekend. There will be a rare opportunity to capture the February milky way arch just after the moon has set, and right before dawn!

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A group of photographers lined up behind their tripods with headlamps on awaiting the view of the Neowise Comet in the Mt Assiniboine area.
Commercial photography of hikers hiking beneath a glacier in the Canadian Rockies photographed for Parks Canada.
On a Lake O'Hara photography workshop capturing the larch trees on the Opabin Plateau.
7 photographers lined up beneath Mt Assiniboine, all isolated in Sunburst Lake with one appearing to be falling off the edge, but being saved by another.
Five photo workshop participants with their arms up in celebration during a dusk to dawn night photography event held in Canmore with the Three Sisters and the milky way behind them.
Commercial photography in the Canadian Rockies for Parks Canada.
Four photography workshop participants standing on a park bench taking a self portrait with stars above at Quarry Lake in Canmore during a dusk to dawn night photography event.

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A lone snow covered tree and streaks of light photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge
Golden sunset light outlines detailed rock features on the face of Abraham Mountain photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge
A full rainbow forms over a lone tree in an impressive display of front lighting on a springtime morning photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
A moonstar and moving ice at Moraine Lake in the Valley of The Ten Peaks photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
An intentional camera movement (ICM) photo of fire burnt trees along the Rummel Ridge Trail in winter photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge
Glacial silt build up at the foot of the retreating Peyto Glacier is dried and cracked under a summer smoke haze photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
A trembling aspen tree lit by morning light framing Mt Rundle near Banff photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
A lone lodgepole pine tree framed by a line of arching lodgepole pines during a winter snowstorm on the Bow valley Parkway photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Sunset light rays catch on a passing rain storm in Tonquin Valley photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
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