Northern New England 2025
June 2025 (Sold Out) - will be available in June 2026
Group size: 3 days/6 sessions - 1 day solo with instructor, 2 days with 2 clients + 1 instructor
Join me for an exclusive wildlife photography workshop in the pristine wilderness of northern New England, near the Canada border, where you’ll immerse yourself in the natural beauty of remote locations, free from the crowds. This intimate workshop is designed for photographers who are passionate about capturing the wild essence of birds and other wildlife, with a special focus on breeding warblers, loons, and moose in their untouched habitats.
During this unique experience, you will:
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Photograph Breeding Warblers: Northern New England is home to a rich diversity of warblers during their breeding season. You’ll explore remote boreal forests and wetlands, where these colorful songbirds nest and sing.
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Capture Majestic Loons: The quiet lakes and rivers in this secluded region are perfect for photographing loons in their breeding territories. You’ll have the rare opportunity to photograph these iconic waterfowl, capturing their haunting calls, striking plumage, and graceful movements in an environment free from human disturbance.
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Potential for Moose: Northern New England is known for its thriving moose population, and during this workshop, we may encounter moose. While these animals can not be predicted, we will often encounter them and set up one morning to capture them bathing in one of the local lakes.
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Experience True Privacy and Seclusion: This workshop offers exclusive access to off-the-beaten-path locations, ensuring a crowd-free experience. You’ll explore untouched landscapes, allowing for intimate wildlife encounters and uninterrupted photography sessions in nature's most serene corners.
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Receive Expert Instruction: As I lead this workshop, you’ll receive personalized guidance on capturing stunning wildlife shots. Learn advanced techniques for photographing birds in their natural settings, perfecting your compositions, and working with varying light conditions in remote environments.
This wildlife photography workshop offers the perfect blend of seclusion, expert instruction, and unparalleled access to some of the most beautiful and wild corners of New England. Whether you’re an experienced photographer or a passionate nature enthusiast, this is your chance to develop your skills and connect with nature in one of the least disturbed and most scenic regions of the United States.
Travel, food, lodging:
- Transportation to the location is not included, upon arrival the small group will usually travel together
- Accommodations at an Air BnB style house with private bedrooms
- Not only does Scott provide an amazing experience with birds, he also COOKS a late breakfast (after the morning session) and an early dinner (before the evening session). All other food is the responsibility of the attendee.
Species:
- This workshop will focus on songbirds with over 10 species of warblers usually seen or photographed. This includes the potential for rarer US species such as the Bay-breasted warbler.
- We occasionally run into waterfowl, such as breeding grebes or Wood Ducks but will attempt 1 day devoted to Common Loons via kayak during this trip.
- Mammals such as moose and red fox are often spotted.
Physical activity:
- This workshop is not physically strenuous but will involve 1 day of hiking approximately 2 miles while carrying your gear.
Gear:
- DSRL or mirrorless camera with 300-600mm lens and optional shorter lens for landscape or wide-angle images.
- Appropriate attire for hiking as well as waterproof clothing.
- Appropriate storage for images captured. I recommend a total of 1-2TB of storage potential and a backup storage device and/or laptop if possible.
Waivers must be signed a week before the workshop
Cost: $2,500 ($500 deposit to hold a spot, balance 30 days before the workshop). Over 60 days notice, refundable as credit toward any future workshops. Non-refundable deposit within 60 days of the workshop date.
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