Booking 2024 Season 10th to 15th of July
Kodiak Island is a top destination for fishing, Brown Bear viewing and wide range of marine mammals, migratory birds, and wildlife that call the Kodiak home. Our workshops really are in the Alaskan wilderness.
Which is why Kodiak is also our favorite destination to teach you how to photograph not only wildlife but also how to document your travels and tell a story. So many amazing animals to photograph in Alaska, you can be sure it has everything you need to keep you busy.
With accommodation and food included, you can relax and enjoy the environment around our lodge in Larsen Bay or at our camp (“glamping”) on banks of the Ayakulik Valley River. Maybe explore the interior backcountry close to Talkeetna at our lodge close to Denali. OR Karluk Lake at a natively owned lodge.
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*Not all workshops have Marine Life water based photography options or flyouts
Many of the locations we visit have been featured on National Geographic such as Alaska Bear Gauntlet (Kodiak King) S1E1, Race to Survive Alaska on USA TV and many other TV shows and documentaries including Discovery Network.
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Check out our photography workshop locations on Kodiak Island and other locations throughout Alaska. Plus wildlife tours from local operators.Â
Alaska offers a diverse range of experiences throughout the year, so the best time to visit depends on your preferences and interests. Here are some considerations for different seasons in Alaska
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Photojournalism is one component that can be overlooked when capturing wildlife. It is easy to use a long lens and focus on the animal in front of you. However, have you tried to tell a story through a series of images ? In this blog post Jess will guide you through how to create an amazing photo journal of your trip to Alaska.
On the majestic Kodiak Island, nestled in Uyak Bay, which is the largest fjord on the island, lies the scenic Larsen Bay. There, the raw, rugged, and untarnished landscape makes travelers feel like time has stopped in this mesmerizing part of the world.
If you’re a photographer, you know how important it is to have your camera accessible at all times. But carrying your camera around your neck or in a bag can be uncomfortable and awkward, especially if you need your hands free for other tasks. That’s where the Cotton Carrier Camera Harness comes in.
Outex have made a mobile phone cover, in an easy to pack, lightweight package that works with every phone that can fit inside the pliable housing.
Creativity doesn’t stop with your phone in extreme conditions.
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