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Grand Teton National Park with Robin Elledge

Creativity lives far beyond cameras, lenses, software, and lighting. The tools are NOT what makes the photographer. What does? A deep connection to your own creative voice. A connection to your signature style. To your own unique expression of beauty and identity. To the sacred union between you and your Divine gifts as an artist.

This is 6-days that will not only change who you are as a photographer, but who you are as a person. Every one of our workshops is multi-dimensional and delivered with the intention of creating change for our participants. We will teach you to think outside your normal box, challenge you to discover your own personal path to greatness and set the stage for you to find extraordinary images in ordinary places.

Backing Up

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View from atop Hunt’s Mesa in Monument Valley Tribal Park of the Navajo Nation, AZ. © Jerry Ginsberg

Story and photographs by Jerry Ginsberg

 

To apply some advice that I received several years ago, one hard drive will annoy ya….two are a paranoia. The hard truth is that only three things in life are certain: death, taxes and hard drive failures. They all have finite life spans. No matter how sophisticated your drives may be, given enough use over enough time, they will fail.  Not if, but when.

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Mammoth Cave National Park

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Story and photography by Jerry Ginsberg

 

Unique limestone formations deep within an open area of Mammoth Cave. © Jerry Ginsberg

 

To my knowledge, there are just five cave systems within our 59 national parks, at least those that are open to the public. While other caverns are found in some national monuments, let’s stick to these big 5 for now.

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