Indiana Nature Photography’s 2017 Workshops and Tours Schedule
We are pleased to announce three workshops for 2017. Sign up for our mailing list as we may and one or two more workshops. 2017 Workshops and Tours
Intimate Landscape Photography:
Southern Indiana from a Different View REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED The Workshop In this workshop, we will explore Southern Indiana’s rugged hills, rivers, creeks, lakes, and forests for what pioneering color nature photographer Elliot Porter called “intimate landscapes” – photographic imagery that lies somewhere between sweeping vistas and narrowly focused close…
Backroads Tour of Brown County
Fall That Special Time in Southern Indiana October 28, 2017 $125 for each Participant The Tour We could never understand why the Indiana state song focused on the banks of the Wabash and not the beautiful fall colors in our state. Join us for a special Backroads of Brown County…
Deep into the Hoosier National Forest and then Spring Mill State Park
Hoosier National Forest: Otter Creek Riparian Restoration Area Yesterday, Stephen Higgs and I ventured off into the depths of the Hoosier National Forest in search of a location a local gave us last summer. We were photographing the Little Blue River when a younger guy stopped to chat while were shooting…
Wildflower 2017 Workshop
May 13, 2017 The Wildflower Workshop This Indiana Nature Photography workshop will focus on wildflower photography for the digital photographer. During our day exploring and photographing nature preserves owned by the Sycamore Land Trust, you will gain hands on experience photographing flowers from various views and angles. Gary and Steven…
Icy, abstract images in Scarlet Oak Woods
I’ll admit to reduced expectations for this hike, as capturing color, form and light in the Southern Indiana woods in February is always a challenge, even when the sun and sky are ideal. But when nature is exposed as bare as she is in dead winter, abstract images – unavailable any other time of the year – are there for the discriminating eye.
American Kestrel
After too many weeks or maybe months of cloudy days, we had some sunshine that lasted all day! I had made plans earlier in the week to photograph Sandhill cranes and hopefully find the flock of snow geese (they apparently have left the area). It was around 22 degrees when…
Snow Squalls?
Last Thursday morning, I checked the National Weather Service forecast and learned that snow squalls were predicted for my area. It seemed strange since the sky was a beautiful Indiana winter blue. I went to a late lunch meeting with Steven Higgs and the sky was still clear and blue. When…
Holiday List for 2016
I decided to make a holiday shopping list for landscape and wildlife photographers. I did not include any cameras, lenses, tripods, bags, etc. as there are multiple websites with thorough reviews to help you choose. Rather, I have created an eclectic list of items that I have and use. Some…
Trip Report: A futile search for fall color — Jackson-Schnyder, Raccoon SRA
Given the slow pace of fall color change here in Southern Indiana, I was more than ready to wander West-Central Indiana on Sunday in search of images for a new guidebook project and hopefully experience some of the familiar reds, oranges, yellows and golds Indiana autumn is world-famous for. It was, after all, a picture-perfect fall Sunday.
I got what I needed image-wise from the Jackson-Schnyder Nature Preserve near Terre Haute and from Raccoon State Recreation Area (SRA) to the east in Parke County near Rockville. But colorwise, the trip was largely a bust.
