Wild Tetons
Landscape & Wildlife Photography Tour
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Tour Description:

Embark on a photographic odyssey amidst the pristine wilderness of Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. This tour is designed for enthusiasts and budding photographers seeking to capture the breathtaking beauty of Grand Teton's wildlife and landscapes, combining the thrill of exploration with the art of photography.

Highlights

Join us on an exhilarating journey into the world of wildlife and landscape photography, where you'll learn to seamlessly integrate wildlife into your compositions, capturing the diverse fauna of Grand Teton while respecting their natural habitats. Immerse yourself in the art of landscape photography, mastering the essential camera gear, settings, and composition techniques needed to capture the majestic beauty of Grand Teton National Park.

Discover Grand Teton's most iconic and hidden gems, from pristine lakes and towering peaks to dramatic valleys and lush forests, perfect for creating diverse and captivating compositions. Learn to interpret natural lighting conditions, harnessing the magic of golden hours, sunrises, sunsets, and even adverse weather to enhance the park's ever-changing scenery.

Equip yourself with the ideal camera gear, lenses, and accessories for landscape photography, and receive expert advice on maintaining and managing your equipment in the great outdoors. Master the art of composition and framing, focusing on techniques such as leading lines, the rule of thirds, and other methods to create visually compelling images.

Dive into advanced techniques like long-exposure photography to capture the movement of water, create breathtaking panoramas, and utilize filters to elevate your landscape shots. Prioritize safety and ethical practices in the park, understanding Leave No Trace principles and wildlife behavior to ensure a responsible and enriching photography experience.

Enhance your images through post-processing, learning techniques to boost color, contrast, and sharpness, making your photos truly stand out. Finally, receive personalized feedback and guidance on building a captivating portfolio that showcases your unique perspective on the natural wonders of Grand Teton.

A Typical Tour in the Tetons

Join us for an unforgettable adventure where your mornings will be dedicated to spotting and photographing wildlife in their natural habitats. As the day progresses, we'll venture out at midday to scout for breathtaking landscape opportunities, ensuring you have the perfect settings for your shots. In the evenings, you'll capture the magic of golden hour, creating stunning landscape scenes that will leave you in awe.

Prerequisites: This tour is suitable for photographers of all levels, from beginners to advanced, with a passion for landscape photography. Participants should have a basic familiarity with their camera equipment.

The Details

  • TBD 2025

  • Registration will be available October 2024

  • 5 attendees maximum per tour

  • Duration: 2 day & 3 day tours coming soon!

  • Camping is available within the park at Headwaters, Lizard Creek, Colter Bay, Signal Mountain, Jenny Lake, and Gros Ventre

    It is recommended to arrive one day before the workshop date and depart one day after the workshop date

    What you’ll need:
    transportation to and from Grand Teton National Park
    lodging
    meals
    sturdy hiking boots or shoes
    the ability to navigate uneven and sometimes slippery terrain in low-lighting conditions
    DSLR or mirrorless camera, wide-angle lens with a minimum aperture of f/2.8, mid-range zoom, telephoto zoom, sturdy tripod, multiple memory cards, and two or more batteries
    headlamp and spare batteries
    smartphone with the Photopills app installed

    What we’ll provide:
    all transportation around Grand Teton National Park
    a full itinerary and daily schedule of events
    landscape and wildlife photography instruction
    guidance on prime landscape and wildlife viewing
    tools to help visualize landscape compositions
    recommendations for local entertainment, lodging, and meals
    one-on-one post-processing experience via Zoom

    What we recommend:
    arriving one day before the workshop date and departing one day after the workshop date
    bring a laptop and external hard drive(s) for offloading images
    multiple lenses for a different perspective