Tao of Photography Workshop Fall 2010:
Journey to the Wonderland of Rocks
The 'Tao of Photography Workshops' will be conducting a new workshop this Fall at the Chiricahua Natl. Monument outside of Sunizona, AZ. For those of you not familiar with the Chiricahuas it is a spectacular location of Volcanic formations known as ‘Wonderland of Rocks’
In contrast to previous workshops this will be an outdoor experience of camping & hiking. You can either bring a tent to camp in our reserved group camping (included in the workshop fee),or bring your own RV/trailer to use at one of the individual sites ($10.00 additional charge per night)
In order to keep the price reasonable you will need to provide your own food. Dinners will be held as a group and we ask that you bring something to share at our potluck meals for 3 nights. The park service has generously provided an indoor facility for us to use in our evening critiques. In return we will give them a copy of our multimedia show that we will produce at the end of the workshop for their use in the visitor’s center.
Facilitator: Chuck Feil is the curator of Photography at PanTerra Gallery, Bisbee, AZ. His professional career spans 45 yrs. including filmmaking with Jane Goodall in East Africa, and 11 ‘Views From Above’ coffee table books.
Location: Chiricahua National Monument Bonita Campground
Dates: November 11 - 14, 2010
Workshop fee: $250.00 Includes group camping and workshop. (Park entrance fee, meals, lodging, travel, and libations not included.)
Deposit: $100.00 (Non refundable, due September 1, 2010). Balance due October 1, 2010.
Workshop is limited to 10 participants on first come basis.
Checks made out to: VFA Publishing, PO Box 1463, Bisbee, AZ 85603
Contact: info@panterragallery.com
This is a digital photography workshop and all experience levels are welcome. In previous workshops we have had beginners and experts intermingling and sharing knowledge with one another. The workshop focuses on learning more about your creative potential and making photographs that ‘zing’.
