Part 2: Compositing Session. In this Part 2 session, you will dive into Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop to seamlessly combine your images into a striking finished piece. Prerequisites: A good working knowledge of Lightroom and photoshop.
Led by Craig Weinberg.
Enhancing Your Landscape Images with Purpose and Precision. Join award-winning photographer, Rammy K. for a focused post-production session designed to help you bring out the full potential of your images from the "Waterfalls of Spearfish Canyon" experience. In this follow-up session, we'll dive into the digital darkroom and explore how thoughtful editing can elevate your landscape work - from subtle adjustments to more artistic interpretations.
Led by Rammy Kazemi.
Estimated session time:
9:00am - Noon.
Experience the sweeping beauty and quiet strength of prairie life in this session that celebrates the spirit of the American homesteader. Set against endless skies and wide-open landscapes, models in period attire bring to life scenes of resilience, simplicity, and connection to the land. From sunlit fields to the solitude of a distant cabin, each moment offers a chance to capture the poetry of everyday life on the frontier. Let the vastness of the prairie and the stories it holds inspire your creative vision. This session highlights scale, solitude, and visual drama. Image by: Kendra Koske.
Beneath the Big Sky: Life on the Prairie.
Led by Jay Grammond.
Estimated session time: 6:15 - 9:15am.
Morning Blue Hour of Historic Deadwood. FULL
Led by Tomas Alvarez.
Estimated session time: 6:00 - 9:00am.
Step into the moody charm of Deadwood just before the world wakes up. We'll begin this session while the lights are still on and the sky turns from deep indigo to soft periwinkle. The town's storied facades, vintage neon, and quiet streets offer an unmatched atmosphere. From the gentle glow of gas lamps to reflections on rain-worn boardwalks, deadwood is full of character just waiting to be captured. If you've ever wanted your photos to feel like history - this is it. Photo is a place holder. Image: Chad Coppess.