With Joseph Rossbach & Kurt Budliger

Discover mystical seascapes on the Oregon coast. Witness the power of water and time through weather-beaten sea stacks. Explore unique rock formations and old lighthouses from Wizard's Hat to Port Orford Heads. Join us on a 5-day workshop to experience nature's ultimate seascapes.

Get ready to pack your camera and join us on the stunning Oregon Coast! Famous for its dramatic cliffs, towering monoliths, and charming lighthouses, this rugged coastline is a paradise for photographers. Experience the raw power of the Pacific Ocean and capture memories that will last a lifetime!

We will do our best to get you out shooting as much as possible! This is not a photo-vacation, but more of a photo bootcamp. We will be up very early every morning and out ro locations in time to photograph sunrise and through the golden hour. Each afternoon, we will be out early scouting and shooting through golden hour and till after sunset. 

Day One: Meet & Greet starting at 4pm followed by a sunset photo shoot.

Day Two - Four: We will be out each day for both sunrise and sunset shoots (each outing will be 3-4 hours). During the middle of the day you will have time for rest and meals. We will have a post processing classroom on Day Four at 1pm - 4pm.

Day Five: Sunrise/morning shoot. Workshop concludes in Bandon no later than 10am.

There are some locations that require hikes up to 1 mile each way over rocky and sometimes uneven terrain. We will be walking and shooting along the coastline and you can expect to be down where the water and waves are breaking to get stunning landscape compositions. Be prepared to get wet! We will send a recomended set of gear 60 days in advence so you can be fully prepared for the workshop.

Weather in coastal Oregon in early September is moderatloy warm and lovely - daytime temps averaging around 80 degrees with lows of 55 at night. Bringing layers to account for being out in various temperatures is recommended. While there is not a high chance of rain, it’s always good to be prepared, and because we’ll be photographing near the water/rocks, bringing a rain or waterproof cover for your camera and lens is wise. Please make sure to stay hydrated, drinking water throughout the day as well as the night.

We also highly recommend waders or river sandals with neoprene socks for photographing along the edge of the water.

A deposit of $500.00 USD is required to secure a space on this workshop. Final payment is due 60 days prior to the start of this workshop. There is no refund after the final payment has been made (unless we can fill your spot). Please see our cancellation policy for more detailed information.