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Workshop leader David M. Cobb is a nature and wildlife photographer who has hiked and photographed throughout the world. A member of NANPA & the GWA, he is a regular contributor to a variety of gardening, lifestyle, nature, and travel publications as well as calendars, cards, books, brochures, and other printed materials. Workshop information »

Best of the Northwest

	Northern Oregon/Southern Washington Coast (filled) February 22-25, 2008 Enjoy photographing the dramatic seastacks, waterfalls, and beaches of the northern Oregon Coast. We'll also be visiting the lighthouses along the southern Washington coastline.
	Redwood National Park & Northern California Coast (filled) May 16-19, 2008 We'll be photographing the spectacular giant Redwoods during the wild rhododendron bloom. We'll also be visiting the beautiful northern California coastline.
	The Palouse (filled) August 8-11, 2008 The pastoral Palouse is one of the most photographed areas in Washington. We'll be visiting some of the barns, landscapes, and wheat fields during peak harvest season.
	Crater Lake National Park (filled) October 3-6, 2008 We'll photograph the incredible scenery of Crater Lake at sunrise and sunset. We'll also visit many of the geological wonders within the park and many of the spectacular waterfalls surrounding the park.
	Central Oregon Coast February 6-9, 2009 Photograph Oregon's scenic Central Coast's lighthouses, dramatic seascapes, old-growth forests, and marine life.
	Olympic National Park April 24-27, 2009 (3 spots remain) This workshop will concentrate on ocean scenics, dense moss-covered rainforests, spectacular beaches, and tidepools of Washington's Olympic Peninsula.
	Central Oregon Cascades June 26-29, 2009 The volcanic central Oregon Cascades are filled with many photo opportunities including, reflective lakes, stunning snow-capped peaks, golden cliffs, and dramatic waterfalls.

Best of the Rest

Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks May 14-21, 2009 $1,995 (limit four)  Get the details During the month of May, there are more animals than tourists in these parks. The bison calves feed, the elk begin calving, moose gnaw on willow branches, and the bighorn lambs are the size of kittens. Winter hangs on in some parts of these parks and spring flowers appear in others. This will be a photo-intensive workshop concentrating on fieldwork. Beginning in Grand Teton National Park we will work on wildlife and scenic images; next we’ll visit the west central portion of Yellowstone National Park to photograph geysers, hot pools, and bison on the Madison Plateau; finally we’ll go to the northern area of the park to concentrate our efforts on the wildlife and wildflowers of the Lamar Valley. Cost includes lodging (rates based on double occupancy), transportation within the park, and two meals per day. (Workshop transportation, lodging, and meals are for paying workshop attendees only.)