GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK
MAY 18 - 22, 2025
Grand Teton National Park features some of this country’s most spectacular mountain scenery. For photographers, the park is a visual adventure to experience and capture with your camera. The centerpiece of this amazing Wyoming landscape is the Teton Mountain Range, rising from the Snake River Valley to touch the western sky. These high jagged peaks provide a dramatic background for reflections at Oxbow Bend, Jenny and String Lakes and the beaver ponds at Schwabacher Landing. The Tetons also deliver the perfect backdrop for the historic Mormon barns, Cunningham’s Cabin and behind the altar in the Chapel of Transfiguration. We will even take advantage of the Park's wide-open skies to create beautiful night images.
Doug shares his favorite places in the park and assists you during field shoots with any questions you may have. The group will gather for educational lectures on high contrast solutions, panoramic workflow and advanced compositional concepts. Meaningful critiques will help you improve your approach to landscape photography.
The scenes are endlessly majestic and enchanting, no matter where you find yourself during this remarkable workshop in the Tetons!
*Authorized Permittee of Grand Teton National Park
Overview
May 18 - 22, 2025
Our workshop begins with a welcome orientation and group dinner on Sunday, May 18 at 6:00 pm and concludes after our group slideshow on Thursday, May 22 at 12:00 pm.
Each day will include field sessions in the heart of the Snake River Valley led by Doug at the best times for shooting, daily lectures to improve your photographic skills, and constructive critiques of your images. Classroom sessions are tailored to each workshop and are based on participants’ interests and goals for the workshop. Additional topics are designed to enhance participants’ skills for the type of shooting that each location emphasizes.
Location Highlights: Spend the week exploring and photographing the most beautiful locations with the best light in Grand Teton National Park, including Jenny and String Lakes, Oxbow Bend, Schwabacher Landing, and Cunningham’s Cabin. We’ll take advantage of the dark night sky and shoot stars and the Milky Way around the historic Mormon Row Barns.
REGISTRATION
Early Bird: $2295 by March 21, 2025 ($100 discount!)
After March 21, 2025: $2395
Deposit: $495 due with Registration (after the Early Bird deadline, the deposit will be $595)
Balance: $1800 due February 17, 2025
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Workshop Details
LODGING
Hatchet Resort
19980 US-287
Moran, WY 83013
Rates Room choices are based on a first-come, first-served basis. A room block is set up for May 18 - May 23 (5 nights, departing May 23) for workshop participants. The rate is $205 + tax.
To reserve your room please call the Hatchet Resort at (307) 543-2413 and reference DJP Workshops to secure the group rate. The room block will be released December 31, 2024. After the release date, reservations will be based on availability. Check with the hotel regarding their hotel cancellation policies.
TRAVEL
Participants are responsible for making their own travel arrangements to/from the workshop and during the workshop.
The nearest airport for this workshop is the Jackson Hole Airport (JAC). You will find that several major car rental companies have office locations on-site at the airport. For transportation to and from field shoots, we suggest that you carpool to get to know fellow students.
Doug Johnson Photography is not responsible for cancellations due to medical or other emergencies or reimbursement of non-refundable airline tickets, or hotel rooms in the event of a workshop cancellation. Please consider the purchase of travel insurance.
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Moderate: Up to 2 miles on unpaved trails; some uneven rocky surfaces. Elevation: approximately 6500-7500ft.
EQUIPMENT & ATTIRE
We want your experience on a Doug Johnson Photography workshop to be extraordinary and recognize that preparation is one important key to success. Specific guidelines will be sent to participants, but a general list of recommendations can be downloaded via our Gear & Packing List.
“Spending a week with someone who loves photography as much as Doug is incredibly rewarding. He’s incredibly energetic and enthusiastic, and loves to share his favorite photo spots. Critiques are helpful, and he shows us how to move our work a step forward every time. I’m looking forward to my next DJP workshop!”
FEES
Participants are responsible for their own park entrance fee. For additional information about NPS fees and entrance passes, visit Grand Teton National Park’s website.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Please visit FAQs about Location Workshops.
You can review our Cancellation Policy here.
We are always happy to talk with you about our workshops and what makes a good match for your goals. If you have any questions, please feel free to call Doug at 303-829-2215 or contact us via our online form.
