Be a part of a small group of photographers I am putting together to photograph one of my favorite National Parks during the winter.

I've been photographing the Tetons since 2012 and have been leading on average 3 workshops a year there since 2015. So suffice it to say that I have an intimate knowledge of the landscape and animals that make their home in the Tetons.

I'll be able to put us in the right spot at the right time to photograph this spectacular scenery with my years of experience in the Park.

Join me this winter during my winter wildlife & landscape photo workshop where we will be spending all day out in the field photographing this majestic area.

This time of year presents us with abundant wildlife with them out from the high country and not hidden from dense summer foliage as they forage for food.

Elk will be migrating from the Park to the National Elk Refuge, home to an average of 7,500 elk each winter. Bighorn sheep winter there as well and we'll be photographing them too.

Moose should still have their huge antlers as they roam the southern part of the park.

Bison, coyotes, trumpeter swans, river otters, and foxes are all possibilities for us in addition to other wildlife.

Each full day of the workshop we will start by photographing the predawn light with backdrops featuring the snow capped Tetons, old wood barns, the famous Snake River, and the Teton Valley. We will stay out photographing throughout the entire day to maximize our photography potential.

All throughout the day we will be photographing wildlife, the landscape, and other scenic possibilities. If the clouds are right, we will experiment with solid neutral density filters and long exposures.

And I'll be sure to put us in the perfect spot for our sunset shoot that evening.