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Texas Bluebonnets Photography Workshop


Shoot the best wildflowers in the Hill Country. Spring 2024.

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Texas Bluebonnets Photography Workshop


Shoot the best wildflowers in the Hill Country. Spring 2024.

photograph the Best Bluebonnet Displays
the Texas hill country has to Offer.

Texas Bluebonnet Photography Workshop

Texas Bluebonnet Photography Workshop
Austin, Tx.
Reserve your spot today with a $199.99 deposit.
Total cost $799.99

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Austin, Texas
March 30-31, 2024 - seats open

Photograph stunning landscapes of rolling hills covered, and country roads lined in, bluebonnets. This is THE original Texas Bluebonnet Photography Workshop. We have been showing visitors the best Texas Wildflower displays for the past nine years!

We spend months scouting locations leading up to the peak of bluebonnet season. We know all of the best spots and will help you make great pictures of them. Don't leave your bluebonnet images to chance this season, attend a Texas Bluebonnet Photography Workshop.  

We will work on an array of photography techniques including macro, sunrise and sunset, long exposure photography, and HDR photography.  You will learn how to plan for these types of shoots and how to handle shooting in different scenarios.

Schedule is subject to change due to weather and driving distance to the best fields. Shooting locations will vary as bluebonnets peak in different locations and different times each season. 

Guests may utilize provided transportation or follow along in their own vehicles.

LODGING LOCATION FOR THE WORKSHOPS
Lodging is not included in the cost of the workshop. Pickup and drop off for all shoots will be at
Hyatt Place Austin / Cedar Park
1315 E New Hope Dr, Cedar Park, TX 78641

 
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What you will learn at your workshop


What you will learn at your workshop


You never know who will pop up during a Texas Bluebonnet photo shoot.

You will leave this workshop with a thorough understanding of what it takes to create breathtaking landscape images. Jason will teach you everything you need to know, from planning your shoots, to successfully capturing your images, and how to bring them to life with post processing software. 

The Texas Bluebonnets workshop will help you far beyond creating images of bluebonnets. It will take your photography to the next level, no matter where you are right now. You will gain years of photographic knowledge in days, have a great time, and capture some spectacular images in the process. 

 

Each workshop will have demonstrations on the following :

Each participant will receive tons of one on one instruction.

  • Setting Up Equipment

  • Sunrise/Sunset Photography

  • Macro Photography

  • Night Photography

  • HDR Photography

  • Timelapse Photography

  • Organizing Your Pictures in Adobe Creative Cloud

  • Editing Your Pictures in Adobe Creative Cloud


REVIEWS AND EXAMPLES OF WORK FROM PAST PARTICIPANTS

"I was impressed by the fact that you were not interested in taking your own photos and you spent time with the people that wanted your help. I know many photographers that sign up for workshops and the number one pet peeve of most of them is that they get irritated when the workshop leader is more interested in their own shots and does not spend time with the participants." -Leslie C.

"I am so glad I signed up for the Bluebonnet workshop. I got to see great scenery, learned new tricks and got keeper photos. I can and will recommend your bluebonnet workshops to others. Jason was very available during the bluebonnet shoots, going from person to person giving tips and instructions for how to get the best images. You were very patient and enthusiastic. You did a great job simplifying complicated concepts." -Patti E.

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What to bring for your workshop


What to bring for your workshop


Get instant feedback and instruction. 

Bluebonnet photography is relatively easy, and can be completed with most any camera. A DSLR or mirrorless is suggested, but not required. Any hiking is minimal and leisurely. Equipment is not provided by the workshop. If you have any questions about equipment, use the form at the bottom of the page, and Jason will answer as soon as possible. 

LIST OF RECOMMENDED ITEMS

Participants learn how to find good light during times of "bad" light. 

  • A sturdy tripod

  • A camera (DSLR or mirrorless preferred, but not required)

  • At least 2 batteries for your camera and a charger

  • A wide angle lens of at least 24mm 

  • A telephoto lens of at least 105mm

  • Memory cards totaling at least 64 gigabytes 

  • Camera bag that can be easily carried

  • Laptop with access to Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom (7 day free trial at Adobe.com

  • Card Reader and/or USB cable

  • An intervalometer 

  • Flashlight (recommend a Maglite or similar with high luminescence)

  • Closed toe shoes

  • A Warm Jacket (for night shoots)

  • Water Bottle


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