Rolling Hills of the Palouse with Rod Barbee

The Palouse is a photographer’s dream. Graphic landscapes, character-filled barns, rolling hills, a fence made of metal wheels, a giant waterfall, old cemeteries (well, old for the west coast) and more. The possibilities are endless. You can literally spend the day driving the back roads and not run out of things to photograph. These and more make the rolling hills of the Palouse a bucket-list destination for many photographers.
I’ve been visiting the Palouse for nearly 30 years and leading Palouse photo workshops here for nearly 20 years, and the Palouse is still one of my favorite places to photograph. The Palouse can be different every year. Crops rotate, barns collapse, you’ll hear about a place you’ve never been. Each year you’ll come back with images of things you’ve never seen before. During the workshop I’ll help you with the finer points of landscape photography like hyperfocal focusing, using graduated filters, setting up for panoramas, and helping you to fine tune your compositions. I’ll also guide you in using digital techniques like blending for exposure and focus and planning shots with the digital darkroom in mind.

$2250
Discount available if paying by check or Zelle