Photography Boot Camp November 2-8, 2019 This will be a week-long intense photography learning opportunity, including classroom work, photo shoots, and post processing with Adobe Lightroom. This will be a very small group and a great way for obtaining one on one photography education, while having a good time and
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Old Car City and Southeastern Railway Museum Photography Workshop October 15-17, 2019 Join me as we visit a “Photographers Paradise” called “Old Car City” north of Atlanta Georgia. Old Car City is mostly a forest with of 6 miles of trails meandering thru the over 4000 cars on 34
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Chihuahuan Desert April 2019 Free Wallpaper of the Month Big Bend National Park is located at the northern end of the Chihuahuan desert. Since most of the Chihuahuan desert is located in Mexico, Big Bend represents the largest protected portion of the Chihuahuan desert in the United States. In Big
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Wildseed Farms Wildseed Farms has been growing fields of wildflowers for the production of seed for over 35 years. They are the nation’s largest working wildflower farm with over 200 acres in Fredericksburg Texas alone. There is no charge for admission and they are open year around, 7 days
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Hodgson Mill March 2019 Free Wallpaper of the Month Hodgson Mill: This turbine-powered mill has been renovated and opened for tourist visits. It is visible from a pull-off area along the road. The combination of the red mill tucked up against the hillside and the clear tumbling waterfall in front
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Colorado Gold Photography Workshop Workshop dates are confirmed, register soon to ensure ticket availability for the train. September 20-27 The date on this workshop will not be set until the schedule for the train is released by the Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, which is typically around June. To insure
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Bollinger Mill State Historic Site After receiving a Spanish land grant, George Frederick Bollinger led a group of families from North Carolina to this area and in 1800 began construction of a mill and dam on the Whitewater River. The mill quickly became successful and by the 1820s, a
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument For nearly 5,000 years, people have used the towering sandstone walls of Canyon de Chelly as a place for campsites, shelters, and permanent homes. Managed through a partnership between the National Park Service and the Navajo Nation and located on Navaho Trust Land, Canyon de
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Dillard Mill Dillard Mill is one of Missouri’s best-preserved examples of a water-powered gristmill. Sitting along the clear-flowing Ozark stream, Huzzah Creek, the red mill is nestled among trees and near water cascading over a rock dam, creating a picturesque setting. Dillard Mill is the second mill structure at
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