Brooks Range Spring Aurora Workshop with Carl Johnson

Journey into the heart of Alaska’s Arctic mountain range, the Brooks Range, and the aurora oval. This Brooks Range Spring Aurora workshop will focus on composition and technique for landscape photography. The emphasis on this workshop is the aurora borealis. So, our days will consist of classroom sessions early in the day, then heading out into the field for evening light and aurora borealis. We also do a walking historical tour of Wiseman with a longtime local resident. There is also potential for seeing over-wintering members of the Central Arctic Caribou Herd. Join us for an adventure in the Alaskan Arctic with our Brooks Range Spring Aurora workshop! Use promotional code GV60WBJA to earn 10% off your booking as a NANPA member. Learn more and book today at https://alaskaphototreks.com/brooks-range-spring-aurora.

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About your workshop leader, Carl Johnson

Carl Johnson is an award-winning nature photographer based in Anchorage, Alaska. He focuses on wild places with an emphasis on the Arctic. He has served as the artist-in-residence for Badlands, Gates of the Arctic, Rocky Mountain and Shenandoah National Park. Carl has received several publication honors for his book Where Water is Gold, won the “Environmental Issues” category in the Windland Smith Rice International Awards, received an Artist Fellowship from the Rasmuson Foundation, and was awarded the Daniel Housberg Wilderness Image Award for Excellence in Still Photography, Film, or Video by the Alaska Conservation Foundation. Carl is an Associate Fellow with the International League of Conservation Photographers. He has worked as a presenter and lecturer for Princess Cruise Lines, Tony Robbins, and several remote wilderness lodges in Alaska. His company Alaska Photo Treks was recognized as Tour Operator of the Year by Visit Anchorage in 2023. He also operates the Arctic Light Gallery in Anchorage