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OVERVIEW
This workshop is for photographers who want to spend a day in the field learning and creating a portfolio of fox photographs. Through expert tracking your guide Kate will show you around hand picked locations prime for fox viewing including a fox den site. With only a small group of 4-5 participants you will have plenty of time to learn, photograph and ask questions. There will be opportunities to practice photographing a variety of compositional styles of the beautiful wild foxes. This trip is intended for intermediate to advanced photographers with a telephoto lens of 500mm or more.
Daily schedule: Sunrise Session 5:30am - 10am / Break 10am - 1pm / Instructional Session 1pm- 3pm / Sunset Session 3pm - 8:00pm
Your session fee includes trip planning, wildlife tracking and photography instruction. Transportation, meals, accommodations and personal items are not included.
As this is a workshop for wildlife we cannot control the wildlife participation or behavior.
DEN SITES
Multiple different den sites are tracked each year for the selection of the best location for photographic opportunities. The PA dens are in farmland or rural areas bordering forest and fields. The NJ dens are at the shore with sand and dune grass as the backdrop. The DE den is near lush tidal marshland and meadow habitat.
Workshops will visit either a NJ, PA, or DE site as listed in the session selected. Trip dates and den sites per session will be posted once the kits emerge from the den.
We will ethically photograph the foxes and participants must agree not to disclose or post the locations. "Take only pictures, leave only footprints." Purchasing or attending this workshop is under agreement of NDA not to share, disclose the den sites, or otherwise post the location online. You may of course post or share your photos, just not the location.
General Workshop F.A.Q. & Terms
Cancellations Policy
Should you wish to cancel with at least 60 days notice your reservation can be deferred to another trip. No refunds/transfers will be given within 60 days of the trip dates.
Travel Insurance
Guests are responsible to obtain travel insurance. You can often add this on from your airline when booking your flight or through a third party service. We are not responsible for delays, inclement weather, travel cancellations, or costs associated with weather or travel disruption.
Nature’s Participation
By joining this trip you agree to the understanding that the natural landscapes and wildlife are wild. We will make every effort with the lodge and guides to be in hotspot locations but we cannot guarantee that our flora and fauna will cooperate.
We Are On Nature’s Schedule
Our itinerary is flexible to adjust for light, weather and any other conditions that may impact our sessions. This is a rain or shine adventure. We are on nature’s schedule and will make any itinerary adjustments as necessary.
Safety First
Participants are responsible for and should be aware of any travel restrictions and health guidelines that they are subject to for their state and the states we will visit.
Participation in this class is an opportunity for individuals to engage with nature and photography in a unique and immersive way. However, it's important to note that all participation is at one's own risk.
While every effort is made to ensure the safety and well-being of participants, outdoor activities inherently involve certain risks. Factors such as uneven terrain, changing weather conditions, and wildlife encounters can present challenges during the class.
Participants are responsible for their own safety and should exercise caution at all times. It's recommended to wear appropriate footwear and clothing for outdoor exploration, as well as to stay hydrated and nourished throughout the duration of the class.
Additionally, participants should be mindful of their surroundings and adhere to any guidelines or instructions provided by the leaders or guides. This may include staying on designated trails, avoiding restricted areas, and respecting wildlife habitats.
By participating in the class, individuals acknowledge and accept the inherent risks associated with outdoor activities. While every effort is made to minimize these risks, participants are ultimately responsible for their own well-being and should exercise prudence and good judgment throughout the experience.