The Rocky Mountain Front Range, Montana Photography Tour and Workshop

The Rocky Mountain Front Range, Montana Photography Tour and Workshop

Dates:   

May 24-28 & May 28- June 1, 2021

Price:  

$1200.00 Workshop price is for instruction only. Transportation, lodging and meals are students responsibility. We will carpool. Limited to 8 students.  

Lodging:   

 The Stage Stop Inn in Choteau 406-466-5900  Please mention my workshop to receive a group discount rate. 

If flying, Great Falls is the closest airport with Kalispell, Montana also as an option. 

Itinerary

• Monday  May 24- 5pm meet and greet at The Stage Stop Inn inn Choteau. Please bring some example of your previous photo work to share with the group.
• Tuesday May 25- explore Rocky Mountain Front range near Augusta
• Wednesday May 26- am- explore Rocky Mountain Front range near Augusta
  pm- Wooden Granaries and old barns in the prairie
• Thursday  May 27- explore Rocky Mountain Front range near Choteau
• Friday May 28- explore Rocky Mountain Front range near Choteau. Workshop tour ends after the morning field session

• Class 2
• Friday  May 28- 5pm meet and greet at The Stage Stop Inn inn Choteau. Please bring some example of your previous photo work to share with the group.
• Saturday May 29- explore Rocky Mountain Front range near Augusta
• Sunday May 30- am- explore Rocky Mountain Front range near Augusta
  pm- Wooden Granaries and old barns in the prairie
• Monday  May 31- explore Rocky Mountain Front range near Choteau
• Tuesday June 1- explore Rocky Mountain Front range near Choteau. Workshop tour ends after the morning field session

Location: 

The dramatic front range of the Montana Rocky Mountains serves as our backdrop for a most compelling weekend of photography opportunities. The Front Range is one of the most protected and well-loved areas in all of Montana. Fields of arrowleaf balsamroot and wild iris wildflowers often blanket the prairie grasses with snow-capped mountain peaks looming in the background. At the right time, quiet lakes lead to stunning reflections at daybreak. All in a most dramatic setting where a thousand miles of prairie grasslands abruptly meets the Rocky Mountains.  

We will also travel to hidden waterfalls in the mountains and visit old barns and granaries in the prairie. It’s possible, we can spend part of a day on a local ranch where we will focus on working cowboys and their beautiful horses. 

If you are tired of overcrowded national parks where hundreds of other photo enthusiasts get the exact same images, then you should attend this class. This is a national park-like setting without any crowds. You will be blown away by the immense beauty of the area, enjoy the laid-back small town lifestyle and come back with many memorable images. This is the REAL Montana! Everyone who has taken this class previously has loved it.

Equipment Suggestions:

A sturdy tripod is a necessity for good landscapes. Participants should have a working knowledge of their equipment (know which button does what!) before the workshop. I suggest a SLR camera with a wide-angle lens (17-35mm range) a medium telephoto lens such as 70-200mm and a 300+mm lens if you are interested in capturing birds or wildlife

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 Chuck Haney Photography

608 Pine Place
Whitefish, MT 59937 

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