THE EXIT 87 PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERIENCE

Oregon field workshop: 8/07/10 or 8/08/10
Critical print critique and workshop photography exhibit: TBA

. Threshing bee done entirely with horse drawn equipment
. Draft horse field demonstrations
. Old fences, gates, doors and windows
. Classic car show - Sunday only
. Wildlife and farm animals
. Historical wagon tours of the charming farming community
. Weaver and spinner demonstrations
. Beautiful quilt display
. Portrait opportunities of farmers and townspeople

Accommodations and Meals

This photographic adventure will be begin before dawn and continue until sunset. Breakfast will be ano host affair presented by locals in a City Park. You are responsible for your own accommodations and meals. The workshop is an easy driving distance from Portland, Oregon. A wide selection of clean and comfortable rooms is available in The Dallas. Most workshop participant's chose to make this a day trip from home.
As there are few restaurants in this area and to save time, we will eat almost all of our meals and snacks out of our cars. Please bring enough food and beverages of your choice. Sharing is fun!

Registration
The workshop tuition is $110 per person.

email: Warren


THE EXIT 87 PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERIENCE
Oregon field workshop: 8/07/10 or 8/08/10 Critical print critique and workshop photography exhibit: TBA
Nestled in a beautiful little valley at the foot of Mt Hood, surrounded by miles and miles of amber fields of wheat, emerald fields of alfalfa, abundant orchards and vineyards, is one of Oregon's most delightful and friendly small communities. Join us as we experience a day filled with a myriad of photographic opportunities. We will, wind our way through flowing fields of grain and alfalfa, stopping periodically to photograph beautifully preserved turn-of-the century homesteads, deteriorating wooden grain silos, dilapidated barns, an abandoned school, and animals -- some domestic, others wild.
.	. Threshing bee done entirely with horse drawn equipment . Draft horse field demonstrations . Old fences, gates, doors and windows . Classic car show - Sunday only . Wildlife and farm animals . Historical wagon tours of the charming farming community . Weaver and spinner demonstrations . Beautiful quilt display . Portrait opportunities of farmers and townspeople
The photography instruction and assistance you'll receive in the field will emphasize elements of visual design, and how they are used to create the essence of an expressive image. Whether you're using wide angle, macro, normal or telephoto lenses, an artistic interpretation of the region is well within your reach. This workshop is open to those with a working knowledge of their equipment and a basic understanding of photography. Any camera type or medium (film, slide or digital) is welcome however a tripod is essential. We hope you'll join us to photographically honor this regions history, celebrate the crop just harvested, document the lifestyle of the early settlers, and to get acquainted with some of the 600 residents of this delightful farming community.

Accommodations and Meals This photographic adventure will be begin before dawn and continue until sunset. Breakfast will be ano host affair presented by locals in a City Park. You are responsible for your own accommodations and meals. The workshop is an easy driving distance from Portland, Oregon. A wide selection of clean and comfortable rooms is available in The Dallas. Most workshop participant's chose to make this a day trip from home. As there are few restaurants in this area and to save time, we will eat almost all of our meals and snacks out of our cars. Please bring enough food and beverages of your choice. Sharing is fun! Registration The workshop tuition is $110 per person. email: Warren