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2012 Dates |
Location
Email us for Info on ALL Workshop Dates
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Monday
August 6th
$75 pp |
Cranesville Wildlife National Heritage Refuge |
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Monday
August 13th
$75pp
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Cranesville Wildlife Refuge |
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Monday
August 20th - $75pp |
Swallow Falls State Park |
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Monday
August 27th,
$75.00 pp |
Full Day Canaan Valley Wildlife Refuge and Blackwater Falls, includes lunch. Drive yourself, We'll meet either at the Wildlife Refuge Visitors Center or a coffee shop in Davis. To be announced. A full day of photo fun and adventure. |
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Sunday
September 9th
$75.00 Per Person
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Swallow Falls State Park |
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Sunday
September 16th
$75.00 Per Person
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Swallow Falls State Park |
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Sunday
September 22nd and 23rd
$225.00 Per Person
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Noon on Saturday until
2PM on Sunday
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Sunday
October 14th
$105.00 Per Person
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FULL - NO SPACE AVAILABLE
Autumn Glory Photo Workshop & Safari
Lost Lands Wild Lands - 3.5 Hours
Includes lunch.
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Sunday
October 21st
$125.00 Per Person
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"Into the Deep Swamp" Cranesville Wildlife Refuge Photo Safari - By boat or foot depending on weather - Journey into the Cranesville Backcountry
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Check Back December 1st for Winter Photography Workshop Schedule |
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Call for Lodging Packages and Camping Information
B&B Lodging for most workshops
starts at $100.00 per night-per room - sleeps 2
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Maryland Photography Workshops

©Crede Calhoun Photo Workshop September 16th, 2012
Fall 2012

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OTHER TIMES, DAYS and LOCATIONS AVAILABLE FOR GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS CALL OR EMAIL CREDE FOR AVAILABILITY AND TO SCHEDULE A CUSTOM WORKSHOP.
Private photoworkshops are a great camera clu and family activity for groups getting into digital photography. Learn the basics or sharpen your knowledge and skills. Explore a wide variety of very scenic nature locations and learn along the way. Get enthusiastic about nature photography for mind and spirit!
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2 1/2 Hours - Cranesville Swamp Photo Tour
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Click pictures for a slide show of our Maryland Photography Workshops
All photography by instructor
©Crede Calhoun |
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2 1/2 hour Workshops in the local Deep Creek Area are $75 per person with a two person minimum fee of $150.00
- Winter Workshops may include an add'l $20 fee for snowshoe rentals. |
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Directions supplied when you call For reservations |
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Call! 1-800-446-7554 or email
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Dolly Sods and Canaan Valley Adventures:

Crede guided backacking trips in the Dolly Sods Wilderness Area in the mid 70's and lived near Canaan Valley for several years working as a photographer and ski patroller and is well versed in the photo opportunities to be found there. These full day adventures to 'The Sods' are fun and travel to some really amazing photo locations. Everything from intimate swamp details to majestic panaoramic views and sunsets. Learn about backcountry photography as well as the flora and fauna of the is unique high elevation boreal landscape perched atop the Allegheny Front.
Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge
The CVNWR is a nature photographers dream come true. Crede provided many of the photographs on assignment for the USDA for the first CVNWR full color outreach brochure. Travel to these areas with Crede and explore unique natural environments and ecological oddities.
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These 2 1/2 hour field workshop are led by All Earth Guide and award winning professional photographer, Crede Calhoun. Offered at different locations near Deep Creek Lake such as Swallow Falls, Cranesville Wildlife Refuge, Mt Nebo, Bears Den, Snaggy Mountain, Cherry Run Glades etc. Learn about creative controls, composition, subject treatment, special effects and more. All levels are welcome (other days and times available for groups). Crede modifies and adjusts the program based on the needs, skill and wants of the group or individual.
Pack a lunch for between sessions and have a nice picnic!
(Max Group Size 8) Bring the Family and all the cameras!
Call 1-800-446-7554 or 301-746-4083 for Reservations

Private Individual and Group Nature Photography Workshops are also available at other times and days. Call Crede for rates and scheduling. Longer workshops available.

Crede is available to guide Camera Clubs and Photography Clubs for field adventures in a wide variety of natural locations. From easy to reach by car or more involved hiking in the backcountry. Call or email Crede to discuss what kind of exciting photo safari you are looking for. Crede is an expert wilderness guide with over 35 years of experience.
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If conditions
require it for winter workshops I will provide you with a pair of
quality snowshoes at no extra charge. Most of the time we explore
areas in and around Swallow Falls State Park, but sometimes we take
a short drive to the National Heritage Wildlife Refuge Cranesville
Swamp, or a new place I have discovered also close by....
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Maryland
Nature and Landscape
Scenery Photo Galleries
Winter Photo Workshop
Nature
Photography Workshop

'Ferns' by Participant Jack Kramer from the May '04 workshop
Laura Jackson searching out the beauty of winter.
Hey Crede,
Just wanted to thank you
for the great instructional workshop Charissa
and I had. We had an absolute blast!! We talked about it for
quite a
while and how much we learned. We are practicing some of the
skills
already. We are developing the pictures now, so we'll try
and send you
some. Some of those macros on the digital came out great.
I'll shoot
some of those to you soon too. Thanks again, and we'll look
you up for
a kayak tour the next time we're up that way. Very beautiful
area,
you're lucky to live right there in it. See ya.
--
Steve Gift

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What
you will do: My primary
goal is to help you get those creative juices flowing, take you to
some nice spots for image making and to be there to answer questions
and provide some guidance on image making techniques, considerations
and technical know how. Most workshops have folks of varying knowledge
and experience so I try and custom tailor some of the teaching with
some one on one time so I can help you with any specific areas you
are interested in or need help in understanding. Things I can help
you with include; determining the proper exposure in difficult lighting
situations, exploiting depth of field (or lack of) for maximum effect,
how to protect and use cameras in inclement or cold weather, and understanding
compositional techniques to add interest and depth to your photos.
Teaching is done in a casual way and much learning is accomplished
'by doing'.
Surprisingly,
many folks are interested in things such as how to make money with
photography, showing and selling photography on the internet, and
what it's like to pursue a photography career. If these things interest
you we'll have time to delve into these areas as well. I also have
been working in Photoshop since version 2 so digital imaging is also
something I can help you with. If you want to sell event or stock
photography online I can help you get started.
What
to Bring: Bring slide film 6-8 rolls, and
SLR camera equipment in a suitable backpack or fanny pack. Digital cameras and equipment with sufficient memory, batteries and weather protection. Macro focusing lens helpful. Protect
from wet weather with ziploc bags and bring small umbrella if rainy
or snowy. Trips run rain, snow or shine. Pack a lunch, or snacks and
be prepared to get creative. I bring hot coco or refreshements on
on all winter and spring workshops. Dress for the weather, it's the
mountains and it can be very cold. Lightweight wool gloves that you
can wear inside mittens can be the best system for those truly winter
days. A wool balaclava style hat, or wool knit with scarf or neck-up
can be essential. A parka with a hood is also very warm. The best
style of boots are ones that can keep your feet warm. I recommend
the rubber bottom leather upper 'Sorel' style felt pack boots with
a woll removable liner, and wools socks that don't make your boots
too tight. Dress in layers and bring more rather than to little. A
small backpack for that extra sweater is recommended. Windpants, and
long underwear for those really cold days is a requirement to stay
toasty warm. We are never that far from the car so if you get to cold
we can take some time to warm up. Lightweight tripods are very helpful
as is a macro lens. We
will be hiking so a massive amount of camera stuff or a hard to carry
camera bag is not necessary or desirable. We walk a 1-2 miles during
the day. If you have any questions, email
me or call me at 800-446-7554.
Digital
cameras ok (I normally use one) and bring lots and lots batteries,
and sufficient flash cards or other storage memeory. If you have any
questions about what to bring or wear please call or email me.
Current Schedule is ON Crede's Studio Web Site
The
Leader: Trips are led by Camp Earth
Chief Guide Crede Calhoun. Crede is an accomplished professional
photographer, nature photographer and expert wilderness guide.
He has had photos published in Outside, Paddler, Natural History,
Audubon, National Geographic Traveler, National Geographic Books,
Sierra, New England Travelar, Paddler, River Runner, Canoe, US
Water News, and numerous other national and local publications.
Over 3,200 of Credes pictures have appeared in magazines, commercial
brochures and catalogs for the resort, recreation, adventure manufacturing,
and travel industry. Crede has also had one man photography shows
of his photography at the Art Company, Appalachian Gallery, MAC
Benedum Gallery, Well Hung Gallery, Windrush Gallery, Maryland
Governors Mansion Juried Show, and was a participant in the Friendsville
Community Borders Project that produced an exhibit at Morgan State
Univ. Museum in Baltimore. Crede has won several awards for his
fine art and commercial photography and graphic design. Crede
also has several giant 8'X28' Photo Murals as well as smaller
backlit photos on rotating display at BWI Airport. Crede recently
sold a photo for use on a Capitol One Credit Card, and many of
his photographs grace the walls of numerous vacation homes and
private collections.
Crede's Ever Growing Panaramio Gallery on Google Earth

More Photos on
Crede's Workshop Page on his Vision Quest Studios 
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Visit My Event Photography Website
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Our photography workshops are full day adventures into accessible
natural areas offering superb nature, landscape and scenic image
making opportunities. Half Day workshops usually travel to two natural
ares. The waterfalls and virgin forest of the Swallow Falls State
Park, and the seldom visited National Heritage Wildlife Refuge,
The Cranesville Sub Artic Swamp (weather conditions permitting)
Current Schedule is also ON Crede's Studio Web Site
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