Julie Jessen is proud to be a cat lady. And not just any cats… WILD cats! Since 2011, she has traveled across the globe to photograph these magnificent felines, from tiny manul in the grassy steppes of Mongolia to the largest tigers in the forests of India. She’ll share tips on how and where to… continue reading »
Erik Stensland presented A Life in Rocky Mountain National Park. Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado is one of the most visited national parks in the nation and with good reason. Erik Stensland has spent nearly 20 years exploring and photographing every corner of this park. Come and join Erik for a presentation about this… continue reading »
CJ Kale, one of the founders and owners of the Lava Light Galleries in Waikaloa, Hawaii, gave a presentation on his dramatic photography of the Hawaiian landscape. Join CJ as he battles the surf for epic wave photos to nighttime treks across lava fields to capture the fury of Pele as she reforms the Hawaiian… continue reading »
In the Beginning, start of the James Dalton Highway Almost since I first arrived in the great state of Alaska over thirty years ago, I have wanted to travel the ‘Haul Road’ or as it is now known, the James Dalton Highway. Built in just five months in 1974-75, the 415-mile-long road was needed to… continue reading »
While visiting the desert country of Southern California, Arizona, and New Mexico over a period of many years, I became aware of an interesting desert bird that has become one of my favorite birds. This bird, the Cactus Wren, is common, but only found in the deserts of Southern California, and southern Arizona, southern New… continue reading »
Cooper Landing, Sunrise shoot, 2-hour keynote, 6-hour float and shoot. Adventure and travel photographer Michael DeYoung will host an ASONP exclusive, all day workshop floating the Upper Kenai River in Cooper Landing, Alaska. There are a number of spaces still available for the Kenai Foto Float Workshop. Cathy Hart has 4 boats and oars people… continue reading »