Join Adrian Klein and Zack Schnepf in Pullman, Washington, as we photograph what many refer to as the Tuscany Hills of the Pacific Northwest. Spring is known for the vibrant greens as the crops come alive yet equally rewarding is experiencing and photographing the area during harvest season. By this time almost all the hills have changed to various tones of gold. The air can have a slight haze from all the harvest activity going on, which only adds to the atmosphere and golden hour glow in the sky. Even when the fields have been harvested, the line-covered soil has its own artistic qualities. If we end up with good timing, it may be possible to photograph the large combine harvesters as they make their way from field to field. We may even get to photograph one of the old rural towns we pass through.
Status: Available
Dates: August 1-4, 2025
Location: Pullman, Washington
Instructors: Adrian Klein and Zack Schnepf
Price: $650
Group Size: 12
 | Limited walking/hiking is required, most locations are a short walk (if any) from where we park. You should be comfortable carrying your own gear. |
 | Participants are responsible for transportation. Carpooling is encouraged when traveling to field locations to reduce the number of vehicles and increase opportunities for participant-to-participant interaction. Most roads are paved, limited travel on gravel or dirt roads is possible. |
 | Participants are responsible for meals. We will have optional meal gatherings scheduled for the group throughout the workshop. This is a great way to interact with fellow participants. |
 | This workshop covers a mix of field sessions and classroom time including presentations, group image reviews, and processing. Participants are encouraged to bring work to share for image reviews. |
 | Itineraries are not shared in advance. Full schedule is handed out at the start of the workshop. Note: Steptoe Butte may be closed for road construction. There are many other amazing places to photograph in the area, the photos in this listing provide a sample. |
 | A minimum deposit is required to hold your spot. The final balance is due 60 days in advance of the workshop. Please see our terms and conditions, which include our cancellation policy, for more detailed information.
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