Palouse Landscape Tour – 2018

Description

Sridar Photo Club Members ONLY: Currently Locked

On a Palouse Country Photo Tour, you’ll capture the uncommon photograph in a region described by National Geographic Magazine as “A Paradise called the Palouse.” Sprawling across the Washington-Idaho border, this 4,000 square-mile region embraces uncommonly rich farmland. Crop patterns form a vibrant patchwork appearance and a wild sea-like wave as the winds cause fields of wheat and barley to bend and sway. The Palouse offers photographers the opportunity to capture not only a diverse landscape but a chance to witness an unforgettable land formed by the Lake Missoula glacial flood path of 15,000 years ago.

What can you expect?
In addition to endless opportunities to photograph incredible and continuously changing landscape, nostalgic buildings, and turn of the century farms, you will also:

Photographic Instruction
While most of our attention will focus on photographing the incredible Palouse landscape, you can choose to join us in the evenings as we discuss select topics geared to the photographic skill level of the participants. Topics may include: elements of composition, understanding exposure, depth of field, or learning to see the light, to helping you develop your personal photographic style.

THE ADVANTAGE

I have been to Palouse every season for the last 6 years. Sridar’s Camera Club will take you to sites that the other guys miss. Most photo tours stop at only the most common sites, and don’t get into the heart of the country where often the most exceptional photographic opportunities await.