YOUR EXPERT PHOTOGRAPHY INSTRUCTOR

Whether you're here to look at photographs, book a workshop, collaborate on a project, or simply find a little inspiration —welcome.

Stay curious. Keep looking. Make photographs.

Unbelievably great photo workshops!

  • Utah Badlands & Cathedral Valley

    Join me in the rugged, vast landscapes of Utah’s Badlands exploring some of the most remote and spectacular terrain in the region. I’ll be instructing alongside Jennifer King as we venture into the rugged badlands and the remote beauty of Cathedral Valley. These locations offer incredible photographic opportunities for photographers looking to capture something far beyond the average landscape shoot. DSLR, films and drone welcome.

  • Red fox during winter in Yellowstone

    Lamar Valley Yellowstone's Wildlife

    Each year, I return to Winter in Yellowstone in search of wildlife. Teaching, guiding, tracking and listening. Finding wildlife isn’t about luck, it is about understanding behavior, habitat, and migration patterns. Your workshop is arranged through JKPW, includes lodging in Gardiner, MT, transportation throughout Lamar Valley, round-trip transfer Bozeman Airport and adventure! 2026: 9 wolves, 3 coyote packs, 3 red fox, bison, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep and more!

  • Black & White Photo Workshop Death Valley

    Black & White Death Valley

    A workshop is focused on the art of black & white photography, both in the field and in the classroom. Death Valley offers an incredibly diverse landscape filled with dramatic shapes, textures, patterns, light, and natural details—making it an ideal place to explore the creative possibilities of monochrome photography. Whether you’re new to black & white or looking to take your vision further, join me and Jennifer King in Death Valley and learn the art of B&W photography.

  • Grand Teton Photo Workshop

    Grand Teton Incredible Landscape

    Grand Teton NP is a spot that I have returned to year after year, as it simply has the most incredible landscapes. The jagged peaks with wildflowers and reflecting lakes is inspiring for any artist or photographer that wants to get away from a busy life, and enjoy the natural world. I will be instructing alongside Jennifer King during this annual migration for photography. Whether you have been there before or not, Grand Teton is the place to return to to improve your photography.