Charleston & Savannah

March 13-16, 2024
$2800 per person

Registration is Closed

See the best of of the lowcountry; witness sunrise by the ocean, gaze up at towering Live Oaks, and get lost in manicured gardens

The Lowcountry is home to some of the most distinctive and memorable landscapes of the East. We will have the privilege of capturing one of the defining images of this region: The southern live oak forests, with their magnificent and ancient trees enrobed in blankets of Spanish moss. See the mysterious “boneyard” beaches, where the skeletons of dead trees remain standing in the ocean as coastal erosion slowly eats away at the land, is sure to introduce to you to a new perspective on the old south. We’ll visit Savannah and take a trolley tour around the historic center, and beautiful Bonaventure Cemetery and Wormsloe plantation. We’ll then head toward Charleston where we’ll explore its immaculately manicured plantations with flower gardens, ponds, native wildlife and livestock.

What You’ll Learn

Composition
Creating Perspective
Long Exposure & Filters
Landscape settings
Using tripods
City Life Shooting
Compression & Expansion

Recommended Equipment

D-SLR or Mirrorless camera
A tripod with ball-head
An ultra wide angle lens
ND filters/polarizers
A mid-range zoom lens
Comfortable shoes; Waterproof boots for the beach
Extra memory cards, batteries and charger

Physical Difficulty

This tour is laid back. Level walking on pavement, grass and dirt roads, sand and cobblestone. There may be some tree obstacles on the driftwood beach due to erosion and storms.