FIELD DAYS

Photography experiences shaped by
light, place, and individual attention.

A person in outdoor clothing, with a cap, standing by a small waterfall in a wooded area during autumn, with yellow and orange leaves falling on the rocks and water.

Rather than traditional workshops built around destinations alone, Field Days are immersive, one-day experiences centered on a focused topic, creative skill, or way of seeing.

Each session is designed to help you become a more thoughtful and intentional photographer—developing the habits, awareness, and practical skills that lead to stronger photographs wherever the landscape takes you

MORE THAN A LOCATION.

ONE IDEA. ONE DAY. DEEPER UNDERSTANDING.

A white lighthouse stands on a snow-covered landscape, with several seagulls flying in the sky above against a blue sky with some clouds.

01 / Focused Learning

Each Field Day explores one central theme in depth, allowing us to move beyond quick tips and spend meaningful time understanding and applying it in the field.

A small waterfall cascading down moss-covered rocks into a calm pool surrounded by green plants and foliage in a natural setting.

02 / Small Groups

With only six photographers in each session, there is room for individual guidance, conversation, experimentation, and thoughtful feedback.

A peaceful beach scene at dusk with a calm ocean, rocky shoreline, and a tree-lined coastline under a gradient sky.

03 / Lasting Support

The experience does not end when we leave the field. Each participant receives supporting materials and a private one-on-one virtual follow-up to help carry the lesson into their own work.

Sunset over a lake with silhouetted trees, calm water reflecting the colorful sky in shades of purple, pink, and orange.
A serene coastal scene during sunset with rocks and calm water, backed by a silhouette of trees and a colorful sky.
Calm ocean at sunset with rocks in the foreground and a gradient sky transitioning from blue to pink and orange.

THE COMPLETE EXPERIENCE.

Approximately six hours of guided instruction

A small group of photographers

A focused creative theme or skill

Supporting reference materials

Individual guidance throughout the day

Practical demonstrations and field exercises

A downloadable session guide

Private one-on-one virtual follow-up

LEARNING TO RECEIVE
THE MOMENT.

Good landscape photography begins before the camera is raised.

It begins with attention: noticing how light moves through a scene, recognizing relationships between elements, listening to your own curiosity, and understanding why something has asked you to stop.

During each Field Day, we will slow the process down. We will study the landscape, talk through creative decisions, build photographs deliberately, and explore how technical choices can support what you actually felt in the moment.

The goal is not to teach you how to recreate my photographs. It is to help you become more aware of how you create your own.

RETURNING IN 2027.

Field Days will begin in 2027. Join the waitlist to receive early details about upcoming themes, locations, dates, and availability.