Oregon Coast,
Florence and Bandon
August 8-14, 2009
Nancy Rotenberg, Natural Tapestries, lead instructor,
Les Saucier, digital instructor for this workshop.
This is a Rocky Mountain School of Photography Workshop, please click here for more info about the workshop.
Somewhere between setting up your tripod beneath a Pacific sunset and wiggling your toes in the damp sand, you might wonder if the Oregon Coast was created specifically for photographers. Exploring the portion of coastline between Bandon and Florence, you create images of both the landscape and light that make this place magical. At Devil’s Elbow State Park, you photograph the iconic Heceta Head Lighthouse, a beacon that has been guiding travelers for over one hundred years. Near Coos Bay at Shore Acres State Park you surround yourself with lush ferns and the old-growth cedars that thrive in this coastal environment.
August 8-14, 2009
Nancy Rotenberg, Natural Tapestries, lead instructor,
Les Saucier, digital instructor for this workshop.
This is a Rocky Mountain School of Photography Workshop, please click here for more info about the workshop.
Somewhere between setting up your tripod beneath a Pacific sunset and wiggling your toes in the damp sand, you might wonder if the Oregon Coast was created specifically for photographers. Exploring the portion of coastline between Bandon and Florence, you create images of both the landscape and light that make this place magical. At Devil’s Elbow State Park, you photograph the iconic Heceta Head Lighthouse, a beacon that has been guiding travelers for over one hundred years. Near Coos Bay at Shore Acres State Park you surround yourself with lush ferns and the old-growth cedars that thrive in this coastal environment.
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