Join this photography workshop in one of Oregon’s most dramatic and visually diverse regions—Wallowa County. Nestled in the far northeast corner of the state, this remote and breathtaking area is often called the "Alps of Oregon" for good reason. Towering granite peaks of the Wallowa Mountains rise above sweeping valleys, glacial lakes, and storybook farmlands, offering endless inspiration for landscape and nature photography.
During field sessions, you’ll explore a rich variety of environments, from the wide-open grasslands of the prairie to the alpine beauty of Wallowa Lake and the surrounding Eagle Cap Wilderness. Beyond the scenery, we’ll connect with the local sense of place—photographing historic barns, weathered fences, and the enduring rural character of this quiet corner of the Northwest and one of Oregon’s most untouched and rewarding photographic regions.
Status: Sold Out (Waitlist)*
Dates: June 5-8, 2026
Location: Joseph, Oregon
Instructors: Adrian Klein and David Cobb
Price: $700
Group Size: 12
*If you click on the waitlist link and it shows the option to sign up instead of being added to the waitlist, it means a spot has opened up and is currently available.
 | Physical activity required will include minimal hiking, mostly walks on generally flat terrain with some inclines and declines up to 2 or 3 miles per day. You should be comfortable walking over varying terrain carrying your own gear. Not all field sessions will require hiking. |
 | Participants are responsible for transportation. Car-pooling encouraged. All paved roads except one dirt and rock road where having AWD or 4x4 can be beneficial but not usually required. |
 | 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, image reviews, and processing. |
 | Itineraries are not shared in advance. Full schedule is handed out at the start of the workshop. |
 | 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 includes our cancellation policy, for more detailed information. Lodging is not included. We will provide suggested lodging that we use and where we will meet to start field sessions. |
