Glacier National Park the Crown of the Continent, a land of sheer beauty with stunning photographic locations from every angle and light flow. The Glacier Master Class Workshop will immerse you in over 1 million acres of towering, jagged peaks, cascading waterfalls, wild meadows, and sparkling waters. The raw splendor of glacial-carved terrain is unlike any other place on earth, and when you photograph that kind of vastness, it’s not something you’ll soon—or ever—forget. You will capture dramatic dawns along…
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This 2-Part Workshop includes a live lecture on Zoom on September 23rd @6pm & a hands-on workshop in Griffith Park on September 25th @5pm Shooting in changing light can be one of the most challenging things to master. During this course you'll learn to capture images from golden hour to blue hour and then night. We'll use the beautiful views from Griffith Park to frame the Downtown Los Angeles Skyline. In this two part course, Chris Crosby will teach you…
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The National Park Service uses the term “Mountains of Imagination” to describe The Grand Teton National Park. Indeed, few landscapes in the world are full of thrust, striking the sky with chiseled pinnacles and perhaps as visually overwhelming as this national park. Unencumbered by foothills, the Teton Range rises with an imperial grace, nearly 7,000 feet above the valley floor, marking this land as one of the boldest geologic statements in the Rockies, as well as an endless opportunity to…
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Point Reyes National Seashore Park is a land of thunderous ocean breakers crashing against rocky headlands, and expansive sand beaches grace the coastline then fold back to open grasslands before lifting higher into the brushy hillsides and forested ridges. Wisps of fog wash up on coastal hills, and Tule elk roam in gold and green meadows. Jutting dramatically out into the blue Pacific, the 70,000-acre Point Reyes National Seashore is home to 1500 plant and animal species with 80 miles…
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This 2-Part Workshop includes a live lecture on Zoom on October 14th @ 6pm & a hands-on workshop on October 19th @ 5pmShooting in changing light and a moonrise alignment can be one of the most challenging things to master. During this course you'll learn to capture images from golden hour to blue hour and then capture the moon behind the Vincent Thomas Bridge. We will use the beautiful views of the bridge as our subject where we can practice…
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This 2-part workshop includes a live lecture on Zoom and a hands-on, in-person shooting workshop at a local Los Angeles beach.Seascape is one of the more challenging landscapes to capture as it involves motion, changing light, and water. To be successful you have to capture the motion of the water while exposing correctly. In this two part course, Chris Crosby will teach you what he considers to be the essentials of seascape photography that will help you produce better and…
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Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument’s (GSENM) vast and austere landscape embraces a spectacular array of bold plateaus and multi-hued cliffs that run for distances, defying human perspective. “The Stair” is high country, 3,000 square miles of colorful sandstone cliffs soaring above Southern Utah’s narrow slot canyons, delicate washes, and seemingly endless slickrock. The monument is a pristine backcountry that affords excellent solitude opportunities and an unconfined wilderness that will reward you with all-embracing creative image opportunities, vivid memories, and a yearning…
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Mojave National Preserve, the third largest National Park in the lower 48, is a land of desert wilderness, episodic rains, abandoned mines, and ghostly ranches. “Get Out There” in our 4-wheel drive vehicles to creatively explore 1.6 million acres of desert wilderness, roads less traveled, big skies, and the amazing ‘Mojave Light.’ Experience the gold of the Kelso Sand Dunes, the bleached white ground of Soda Lake, and the lonely morning skies over the Cinder Cones. The class will explore…
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This is a three-part workshop including a live online lecture, a hands-on photo shoot and a live online photo review session.Workshop Schedule: Live Online Lecture on Zoom: November 4th 6pm Pacific TimeHands-on Shoot at Farmer's Market @ The Grove: November 6th 10:00am-2:00pm Pacific TimeLive Online Photo Review Session on Zoom: November 8th 6pm Pacific TimeFrom establishing shots to environmental portraits, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris discusses and demonstrates the techniques and concepts necessary to create a professional looking photo essay,…
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Join Chris Crosby November 5-7th, 2021 in Death Valley for a multi-day immersive experience in one of the most unique landscapes in the world. Spend 4 Golden Hours and 2 nights exploring the vast arid landscapes that the park has to offer. During this workshop, Chris will guide you to some of the most interesting areas of the park, some well known and some hidden gems. Rippled sand dunes, multi-colored badlands and salt flats of surprising patterns are just a…
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