Jenny Lake Lodge Photography and Film Workshop

Jenny Lake Lodge, Grand Teton National Park

Spring Workshop: June 13^th - 15^th, 2013

Fall Workshop: September 26^th - 28^th, 2013

Along with the luxurious Jenny Lake Lodge inclusions you will also receive photography and film guidance from an industry professional at no additional cost.  Call Jenny Lake Lodge Reservations at 307-733-4647 to reserve your room, and sign up for the Workshop.  If you have already made your cabin reservation at the Jenny Lake Lodge, you may call Reservations for the Photography Workshop.

Reservations Receive:

• Log Cabin Accommodations at the Four Diamond - Jenny Lake Lodge
• Breakfast Daily in the Jenny Lake Lodge Restaurant
• Participation in the Photography and Film Workshop
• Horseback Riding
• Cruiser Bicycles
• 5 Course Nightly Dinner at the Jenny Lake Lodge Restaurant

Free Standing Cabins – $645
Suite Cabins – $820 to $899

Inclusive double occupancy rates
*Each additional person is $155 per night*

Arrival Day

7:00pm Meet & Greet

8:00pm-10:00pm Dinner

 

Day 1

6:00am – 11:30am – Shoot Sunrise at the Schwabacher's Landing & Historic Mormon Row

11:30am – 2:00pm– Lunch and Class Room

2:00pm – 8:00pm – Wildlife Filming

8:00pm – 10:00pm – Dinner

 

Day 2

6:00am – 11:30am – Shoot Sunrise at Oxbow Bend

11:30am – 2:00pm – Lunch and Class Room

2:00pm – 8:00pm – Shoot Sunset at Chapel of the Sacred Heart

8:00pm – 10:00pm – Dinner

 

*Schedule is subject to change

Agenda:

• 1:6 Guide to participant ratio

• Camera and Video requirements:  Any Camera or Video recorder is allowed (DLSR Cameras are preferred)

• Topics to be covered (Camera Operations, Composition, Lenses, Filters, Daylight Photography: Existing Light / Indoor Photography: Flash Photography: Action Photography: Portrait Photography: Close Up and Macro Photography, Digital Darkroom)

Photographers:

Cody Downard

 

Instructor Biography: www.codydownard.com

Cody Downard grew up in Eureka, Kansas. He has a Bachelor of Science in Park and Natural Resource Management from Kansas State University. He has lived in the Rocky Mountains for the past 15 years. While working as a National Park Service Ranger in Yellowstone National Park, his love for nature inspired his photography. His hobby soon became his career and he now works as a commercial photographer in the outdoor industry. Cody teaches a variety of photography classes and workshops around the Rocky Mountain region—from Vail, Colorado to Jackson, Wyoming. Cody photographs a wide range of subjects including; nature, western fine art, outdoor sports, and mountain lifestyle.

 

Cody has been published in a variety of publications and has a diverse clientele including:   National Geographic Adventure, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Outside, Associated Press, Sports Illustrated, Men’s Journal, Bicycling, Mountain Bike, USA Today, Big Sky Journal, SKI, Skiing, Weather Channel, NBC Sports, CBS, Vail Resort, Keystone Resort, Breckenridge Resort, Beaver Creek Resort, Big Sky Resort, Grand Targhee Resort and more.

 

Example's of Cody's Work:

 

        

 

 

Rex Lint

Instructor Biography: http://vimeo.com/rexlint 

 

Topics to be Covered:

Camera Operations: Types of Cameras Lenses, Tripod, and other equipment Memory Cards LCD/Histogram White Balance Exposure ISO Shutter Speed F-Stop/Aperture Manual Exposure/ Automatic Settings Existing Light / Indoor Photography: The Challenge of low light ISO Settings Lens Speed Hand Holding Techniques Outdoors at Night Composition: Making a photo/video Copy a scene or make a photo of the scene you see Viewer’s Eye Isolate the subject Framing the subject

Digital Darkroom Basics Transferring Photos to your computer Basic Editing (Contrast, color, saturation, sizing) Organizing Storage & Back Up Digital Workflow Filters: The only two filter you need in the Digital Age Photoshop and other programs Filters Daylight Photography: Bright Sun Overcast Cloudy Light Direction Time of Day Lenses: Focal Length Zoom Vs. Single Focal Length Perspective Depth of Field Using Different Focal Lengths Special Lenses

Flash Photography: Shutter Speed and Flash Red Eye Diffusers Fill and Bounce Flash Blur/Freeze Flash Recycle Time Action Photography: Stopped Action Blurred Action Autofocus and Action Shutter Lag and Action Panning Portrait Photography: Posed Nonposed Candid’s Pets Backgrounds Depth of field and focus points Macro Photography: Depth of Field Focusing Flash Lighting Setup