Capture the unique phenomenon of Ice Castles & cascading frozen waterfalls in the White Mountains

Join Michael for a full-day workshop capturing the winter landscapes of the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Start the day by capturing winter landscapes several thousand feet above sea level along the Kancamagus Highway. Then enjoy lunch with the crew and head over to Franconia Notch State Park to capture rushing water at the Basin and surrounding waterfalls. You'll end the day photographing the Ice Castles of Lincoln, NH to capture the texture, unique compositions and landscape of the nationally recognized attraction. Lunch & Admission included.

What You'll Learn

Composition
Capturing High Dynamic Range
Exposing for winter conditions and bright snow
Shooting in low light without a tripod
Creating tack sharp images
Photographing a subject without distractions while in a crowd

Recommended Equipment

DSLR or Mirrorless Camera
Wide Angle Lens
Telephoto lens
Polarizing filter
Tripod highly recommended
Hand Warmers
Warm Clothes
Proper footwear for snow
Extra socks!

Meeting Details: Please meet at the front of Price Chopper at 10 Paper Mill Drive, Lincoln, NH at 9:45AM.

Physical Difficulty: Walking through snow for very short distances (200 feet). Walking along compacted snow to get to the waterfalls (less than a quarter mile). Walking inside Ice Castles.