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ALASKA BALD EAGLE PHOTOGRAPHY TOURS

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Post published:March 30, 2020
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VIDEO RELEASE: THE BEST BALD EAGLE PHOTOGRAPHY LOCATIONS IN ALASKA I am very excited to announce the release of my latest photography project on YouTube. After filming bald eagles in…

CAMERA SETTINGS FOR BALD EAGLE PHOTOGRAPHY – LESSON #2 OF 5

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Post published:December 18, 2019
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HOW TO CAPTURE THE BEST EXPOSURE After gaining an understanding of Metering and Exposure modes, discussed in Lesson 1 (of 5) of this blog, it's time to put this knowledge…

CAMERA SETTINGS FOR BALD EAGLE PHOTOGRAPHY – LESSON #1 OF 5

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Post published:December 18, 2019
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UNDERSTANDING METERING & EXPOSURE MODES Whether you are preparing for a once in a lifetime trip to the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve to attend a photography workshop or just want…

Bald Eagle Photography at Lock & Dam 14

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Post published:July 19, 2019
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5 Things to Know Before Your Trip to Iowa There is a lot to love about the area surrounding Lock & Dam 14. LeClaire, Iowa, the nearest town, is the…

PHOTO TUTORIAL – THE RIGHT LIGHT FOR BALD EAGLE PHOTOGRAPHY

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Post published:June 13, 2019
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Light direction and quality are critical to bald eagle photography. Simultaneously capturing detail in both the white head and dark brown feathers can be challenging. The decisions you make long…

THE BEST LOCATIONS TO PHOTOGRAPH BALD EAGLES

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Post published:May 21, 2019
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The lure of our country’s national bird is strong with many photographers. Whether it’s the bald eagle’s massive wingspan, intense gaze or their regal stature, beginners and professionals alike are…

CAMERA SETTINGS FOR BALD EAGLE PHOTOGRAPHY

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Post published:May 13, 2019
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HOW TO CAPTURE THE BEST EXPOSURE Bald eagle soaring over the Mississippi near LeClaire, Iowa. Whether you are preparing for a once in a lifetime trip to the Chilkat Bald…

No tours scheduled at this time.
Maximum number of participants: 4
Private workshops available upon request.

$3250 USD per photographer. Lodging included! Based on single occupancy.
Bunk up and Save! $500 in discounts for double occupancy ($250 each). Hotel suites furnished with two queen size beds and a kitchenette.
$450 deposit for each photographer due at time of reservation. Full payment due 60 days prior to workshop.
You’ll be staying at the newest hotel in Haines. Built in 2015.
Attend a workshop with us before? Take another $200 off the price of this one!

Hobbyist to Pro – I like to keep this workshop as informal and relaxed as possible with each day building on the previous. While the content gets more in-depth as the week progresses, each client is encouraged to take things at their own pace. The small group size lends itself to more beneficial instruction with the goal of improving the technique of each photographer.

Physical activity required for this workshop is minimal. Terrain is typically snow and ice covered, involving short hikes up to 1/4 mile in length.

Photography instruction in the field.
Evening classroom photography instruction.
Lodging at the newest hotel in Haines. If you would like to make your own overnight arrangements, just let us know!
Transportation to and from the shooting locations each day.
Transportation to and from the ferry in Haines.
Lunches in the field each day.
Welcome dinner.
Preparation Advice – Gear & Clothing recommendations.
Getting There – Trip advice to help you plan your voyage to Haines.

Photography gear.
Clothing. Please dress warm and prepare for wet weather.
Transportation to Haines.
Dinners with the exception of first and last evenings.
Alcohol.
Trip Insurance.