Day 1: Arrive in Homer, Alaska. There are several ways you can find your way down to Homer from Anchorage. You can drive, take the bus, or fly. If you drive, you will discover one of the most beautiful landscapes you have ever experienced in the winter as you make your way across the Kenai Peninsula. If you want the easy and fastest way, Northern Pacific Airways makes regular non-stop 50 minute flights to and from Homer from Anchorage throughout the day. Check-in at the hotel is 3pm and once settled, we will meet for happy hour and dinner before a briefing on the week to come.

Day 2: The following day we will be spent indoors talking shop. This is a photography workshop, not a tour. So, everything about this trip is designed to help you improve your photography. For this reason, the first day will be spent in a classroom like setting where we will discuss skill sets we believe to be critical for your success. Here we will discuss autofocus strategies for birds in flight, exposure considerations for snow, low light photography, and composition - amongst other things. We guarantee your workshop will be significantly more productive after spending this one classroom day with us refining the skills necessary for getting the most out of your trip to photograph bald eagles.

Day 3 -7: The next five days will be spent working from both boats and land to photograph bald eagles. Each day will be split in half with a morning session and an evening session in the field. Days are relatively short up in Alaska this time of year but we will still end up with about 8 hours of photography a day.

Day 8: On the last day of the workshop, everyone heads back to Anchorage. If you wish to book flights out the same day, we recommend doing so after 2pm to account for any delays in travel back to Anchorage.