
If you're curious about this course, here's a few excerpts from the course. We'd love to see you there!
Plan to print Moab landscape icons by learning the full process—from scouting locations and composing on site to darkroom finishing touches—plus tips and techniques on spring wildflowers and fall colors.
Explore essential landscape photography gear, from a balanced backpack and tripod to filters, memory cards, batteries, color checker, and field accessories for color accuracy and protection.
Scout Dead Horse Point at sunrise, navigating three east–west vantage points for landscape photography and applying silhouettes, rule of thirds, reflections, and planning for optimal light and composition.
Get up for a sunrise at Dead Horse Point, framing the canyon and river with a telephoto lens, tripod, polarizing filter, and bracketing exposure to capture reflections and scale.
Armando demonstrates darkroom style editing of a landscape photo, applying lens corrections, white balance for mood, selective color tweaks, and dodging with gradient to emphasize the tree and rocks.
Justin demonstrates darkroom post-processing, including a 16 by 9 crop, selective adjustments, and sharpening to enhance canyon reflections, shadows, and the monolithic mesa.
Scouting Delicate Arch in Arches National Park, this lecture guides five main compositions and lens choices - telephoto versus wide, leading lines, depth, and planning for sunrise, sunset, and night shoots.
Document the Delicate Arch on location, planning gear and exposure with bracketing, framing for scale with people, and using post-processing to refine composition while respecting other visitors.
Explore on-location landscape techniques from depth of field and a sweet aperture to Lightroom edits, including dust-spot removal, shadow recovery, and a gentle graduated neutral density filter.
Armando guides an HDR workflow from bracketed frames to a 32-bit composite, then refines tonal range in Lightroom with lens corrections, color adjustments, and dodging and burning.
Armando demonstrates a simple Photoshop adjustment for landscape photography, guiding you through a practical technique to streamline editing and prepare images for print.
Scout and plan Mesa Arch shots in Moab, considering limited vantage points. Capture sunrise light with wide, telephoto, or fisheye lenses, using starbursts and canyon lines for compelling compositions.
Adapt to crowds on location at Mesa Arts and Canyonlands, plan light for dramatic arch shots, using a tripod, cable release, bracketing, intervalometer, and manual focus for night and sunrise.
Explore night photography workflows, twilight long exposures, and light painting with a team of photographers. Refine in Lightroom with selective adjustments to extend dynamic range and add a vignette.
Learn hands-on raw editing in the darkroom to optimize dynamic range, shadows and highlights, adjust white balance and camera profiles, and selectively tune hue, saturation, and exposure for landscape photography.
Discover ten landscape tips for Moab, from staying hydrated at high altitude and carrying a power bar, to using a compass and GPS for sun positions and notes.
Closing thoughts reveal the full creative process and planning to print, guiding you to Moab adventures, exchange prints with friends, and display memories on your wall.
Landscape Photography From Planning to Print is a photographic journey of epic proportions! You will learn the art of landscape photography as you join us photographing the iconic landscapes of the Moab area. This landscape photography video workshop is like nothing that you have ever seen before. You will follow us from the planning process all the way through to the final print. The goal of this workshop is to empower you to plan your own adventure, whether it be Moab or the other side of the world, and have knowledge and skills to make beautiful photographs while you are there.
What you will learn…
Here are a few images that you will follow all the way through planning, photographing, post processing and reviewing the final print.