Thursday, October 11, 2018

Northwest Montana Fall Photograpy Workshop Review



The Rocky Mountain Front
Fall Colors in the mountains















  


A short review of my recent Northwest Montana Fall Photography Workshop.



Well fall is waning here in Northwest Montana and snow has covered the high country as well as some of the valleys.  The cold bite of an early winter is in the air and around the house firewood is being split and stacked.
Fall on the Flathead River

This year’s Northwest Montana Fall Photography Workshop was blessed with good weather and some of the best colors in years.  The yellows of the cottonwood and reds of the dogwoods were amazingly vivid giving us plenty of subjects to work with.  Participants explored a variety of locations including streams, rivers and lakes, pastures and farmland, and aspen, birch and poplar forests ablaze with golden color and of course all with the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains; they were even treated to a grizzly fattening up for the winter!  For those that came
Bull Elk Bugles
a day early a trip to the National Bison Range provided plenty of wildlife; elk, mule and whitetail deer, bison, and pronghorn were on display at their best.


Fall colors along Logan Creek
Besides pointing our cameras at the beauty of fall in northwest Montana, techniques for landscape, macro, and even a bit of wildlife photography were covered.  Techniques such as; use of fill-flash, under exposing and using flash to recover the foreground, ultra-long exposures, and pleasing blurs and zooms.  In addition, understanding composition and effective use of available light were explored in the field in real time.  A great time was had by all and everyone left more knowledgeable and lots of new tools to practice upon returning home.

If you’d like to know more about my 2019 Northwest Montana Fall Photography Workshop or any of my Photo Safaris, workshops, local tours and private instruction, please contact me at info@nickfucciphoto.com and request our 2019 safari and workshop schedule.  Our 2019 fall workshop is limited to 10 persons.

Aspen Trees

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