Name: Baby Wildlife Photography
Item: Baby Wildlife Photography
Author: Wildlife Workshops

What’s cuter than baby animals…by looking through Facebook and Twitter, I am sure that answer is nothing! So why don’t you come join me on one of my Baby Wildlife Photography Workshops? You’ll be able to photograph a bunch of baby wildlife in a beautiful natural habitat, learn some new things and have more fun than a log full of fox kits!

Workshop Overview

Baby Animals in a controlled setting
8 Species of Baby and Adult Wildlife
Classroom: Image Critiques, Digital Workflow and more
Personal Attention from Instructor

Included in the Workshop The fee includes three days of photography instruction with classroom session critiquing your images and “how to” help on photographing wildlife. We will also allocate a few hours to help you with your digital workflow. I provide plenty of one on one time to address your individual needs and also will also be catering certain presentations specifically as requested by the group. We’ll be photographing eight species during our three days. During this workshop, we can expect to photograph multiple species in a variety of different but ecologically true situations. I cannot confirm which animals will be part of the workshop until our arrival, bobcats, coyotes, foxes, raccoons, and wolves are typical. The emphasis is clearly on the babies, but we will also be photographing adult animals on the workshop. We sometimes see the adult animals interacting with their kittens or cubs, and that is certainly a unique opportunity on this workshop. All of the images in this description are from recent wildlife workshops, the species shown may not be available during this workshop. Mother nature and not me is responsible! Airfare, local transportation, accommodation, and meals are not included in this workshop.

Workshop Dates include:

Session 1

Arrive June 08, 2017 by 6 PM – Depart June 13, 2017

Session 2

Arrive June 15, 2017 by 6 PM – Depart June 20, 2017

Session 3

Arrive July 13, 2017 by 6 PM – Depart July 18, 2017

Participation is confirmed in any workshop until we receive your deposit. Your payment in full is required 60 days prior to the workshop date unless otherwise specified. If you don’t complete payment prior to the 60-day window, we will attempt to fill the spot that you reserved. If and only if your spot can be re-booked, you will be refunded your initial deposit less a $50 administration fee. I accept PayPal, credit card, personal check, money order, wire or travelers checks payable in U.S. Funds. for all deposits and payments. If you can think of another method, I am happy to give it a try!

There shall be NO REFUND for weather or acts of God that cause delay or cancellation before arrival or during the scheduled trip or workshop. We are not responsible for any additional costs that may incurred by weather or acts of God that cause delays or cancellations. We will make NO REFUNDS for cancellations within 60 days of the workshop date. If I can fill your space a full refund less handling fee of $50 will be made.

Please consider obtaining trip or travel insurance to cover eventualities that may cause travel difficulties or losses you may incur. Consult your local insurance agent for details of such a policy.

To read the complete Terms and Policies of my workshops, please do so online at, Wildlife Workshops.

You should bring lots of energy and a lot of memory cards! You are going to photograph a lot more than you imagine. On my last trip, one gentleman shot 1200 images during the first session! We may photograph as many as three sessions with minimal breaks in between for downloads. You need to have enough cards or a portable download device to keep up with the action

You will not need long glass, we set up the locations such that a 300mm should be perfect. A 70-200mm (1.5 crop camera) is enough for the majority of the photography. There are some places where a 400mm will be useful for tight portraits.

We’ll shoot regardless of the weather and showers are certainly possible, so you should be prepared for that.

There is not going to be a lot of physical exertions on this trip. One location that we will use has a hike of about 200 yards with a moderate hill to climb. We’ll be able to take it slow, and I’ve never lost anyone…yet!

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