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The Hills of
the Palouse
Man and Nature Working in Harmony
Group Leader - Rod Barbee
June 4-8, 2008
8 Participants
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Tucked away in Washington is a majestic region of rolling hills, stretching as
far as the eye can see. The Palouse area in southeast Washington State is
a photographer’s dream. The area is depicted in the book The Most Beautiful
Place in the World, Impressions of 10 Master Photographers edited by Jay
Maisel, as the “Louvre of Farmlands.” The Palouse has also been the subject of a
National Geographic Magazine cover story entitled “A Paradise Called the
Palouse.” Graphic landscapes, old barns and fences are just a few of the
many photographic opportunities that await us in the area. On some days we
will venture far afield to locate the prime targets of our photography,
including some Idaho area farms to the east and Palouse Falls to the west.
The Palouse region in southeastern Washington State is a virtual smorgasbord for
the fan of graphic landscapes. We'll be photographing rolling farmlands, barns,
country roads, patterns, shapes, and whatever else that captures our fancy.
Spring is one of the best times to visit the Palouse, with freshly plowed fields
and the brilliant greens and yellows of new growth. This is quintessential rural
America; a great place to work on your compositional skills and capture images
from a truly unique landscape.
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©Rod Barbee
Fees: $895. We will coordinate the sharing of rental cars if requested.
Participants are responsible for their own transportation in this
workshop.
Estimated lodging: $45 double occupancy, $90 single, plus tax
Nearest airports: Spokane, Pullman (regional airport)
Hiking Rating - Easy
Minimum number of participants - 1; maximum participants - 8. |
Check out Rod Barbee's other workshop offerings for 2008:
Olympic National Park
Oregon Waterfalls
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