June 12  -  June 15  2008

Nothing else represents the quintessential American landscape more than the family farm, and few places offer more scenic possibilities than the Palouse country that straddles the border of southeastern Washington and northwestern Idaho.

We'll be photographing rolling farmlands, barns, country roads, patterns, shapes, and much more. Spring is probably the best time to photograph the Palouse region, with freshly plowed fields and the brilliant greens and yellows of new growth. This is the rural America; a great place to work on your compositional skills and capture images from a truly unique landscape.

Fees:  $695. Participants are responsible for their own transportation and lodging in this workshop.
Estimated lodging:  $40 double occupancy, $75 single, plus tax
Nearest airports:  Spokane, Pullman (regional airport)
Hiking Rating - Easy
Minimum number of participants - 4; maximum participants - 8.