Here’s a great way to get outdoors, enjoy the search for our state berry AND learn something new!
Join Brundage Mountain and local photographer, Pam Benham, for the second photography workshop in our three-part series.

We begin this day long workshop discussing lighting, angles and composition elements to consider when working on location.  Informational handouts and a power point presentation will help guide you through the process of making environmental portraits. Then the group will head outdoors to explore the lower trails of the mountain searching for berries and creative opportunities for making portraits.  After a delicious lunch and specialty huckleberry beverages, we will have ample time for questions and critique.

Instructor: Pam Benham works as a location photographer throughout the West for a wide array of corporate, editorial and advertising accounts.  Pam has taught at Boise State University, College of Southern Idaho and most recently designed and launched the photography program at College of Western Idaho where she continued her teaching career. Find out more about Pam at www.benhamphotography.com.

Price:  $130 for this day long workshop. Includes drinks and lunch.

Space is limited. Click on the image below to register.

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This workshop is the second in our three-part Summer Series. You can take them all or pick whatever best fits your schedule:

Landscape Photography from the Top – Saturday, July 18

Autumn Colors in the High Mountains – Sunday, September 13