Early Summer is one of the most splendid times for you to capture Yellowstone's wildlife and stunning landscape! This workshop is all about focusing on capturing the park's pristine scenery and abundant wildlife. The timing of this workshop is intended to coincide with major wildflower blooms. You will explore the park's northern region from Lamar Valley and beyond, stopping to capture with your camera the park's inspiring spring landscape while searching for elusive predators like wolves, foxes, and coyotes, as well as large mammals like big-horned sheep, moose, elk, bison, and mule deer. Immerse yourself and your camera during Yellowstone's most exciting and arguably most beautiful season! While you will spend most of your time together in the field, there will be some limited classroom time for discussing camera technique, creative composition, and post-processing strategies.

About the Instructor

Kevin is a Helena, Montana based award-winning professional landscape, lifestyle, and wildlife photographer, capturing Montana and the western United States' most beautiful, fleeting, and fascinating moments. He has been a student of photography for several decades beginning as a teenager when his parents handed down their 35mm film Nikon cameras to him. Fast forward a few decades later, Kevin would establish his photography business in 2015, and in 2020 he opened a gallery in downtown Helena, fulfilling a lifelong dream and quickly becoming one of Montana's favorite new visual artists.

Inspired by early conservation photographers, Kevin believes his ability to share the beauty of our last best places will inspire others to respect, protect, and enjoy them. Kevin has dedicated his life to conservation through his photography, educational workshops and throughout a career protecting natural places that has spanned over 20 years with governmental and non-governmental organizations.