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Yellowstone In Winter 2023

Join Carla Regler and David Clapp on a winter trip of a life time exploring Yellowstone national park in winter.

Price

£4,495.00 / £500.00 deposit

Dates

19th - 29th Jan 2023

Additional Information

  • What flights do you recommend?

    To be announced

  • Can you tell me the exact days?

    Thurs 19th - Fly into Jackson Hole and stay the night
    Fri 20th - Drive to West Yellowstone shooting all day
    Sat 21st > Tues 24th - Exploring Yellowstone NP
    Weds 25th - Drive to Jackson Hole shooting all day
    Thurs 26th > Sat 28th - Jackson Hole landscapes
    Sun 29st - Return flight

  • What does fitness level 'Moderate' mean?

    You need to be capable of walking for sustained periods, along footpaths and up moderate inclines. There will be no strenuous activity but it is advised that you take walks before the trips so you can cope with walking in snow, with a backpack and enjoy a week of photography in a cold climate.

  • How do we get around?

    We will be using a combination of large SUV 4x4’s for general travel and snowcoaches for Yellowstone NP.

  • What is the accommodation like?

    We wil be staying reputable hotels in the both locations. All rooms are on a single supplement basis and we will give reductions for couples sharing a room.

  • Is it really cold in Yellowstone?

    Yes it is! Expect temperatures as low as -30c. It can be exceptionally cold indeed.

  • What clothing should I bring?

    Ensure you bring good quality clothing and above all footwear. I use a combination of walking shoes for driving and everyday use alongside North Face Chillkats, which are snow boots with padding and warmth for the coldest of nights. I suggest merino wool socks and insulated boots. Wind chill can be a massive factor, so ensure you have merino wool base layers / leggings as we will be standing around in exposed places often for reasonable lengths of time. Ski sallopettes are perfect, a down jacket can be hired if not bought. Pack a comfortable mid layer too. Ensure a quality hat and gloves are part of your wardrobe.

  • What camera kit should I bring?

    A wide angle lens (16-35), medium zoom (24-70) and a longer zoom (70-300) will be ideal to cover most compositional eventualities but don’t forget the macro lens if you have one. The most used will be in the 24-70 range as a super wide angle doesn’t always translate, so make sure this focal length is covered. It’s best not to weigh yourself down, so why not bring an airport style bag for all your kit and a smaller day bag, which you can decant equipment into throughout the day.

  • Do I need a computer?

    Although not essential, its a great idea to bring a laptop computer with you so you can discuss imagery with myself and others in the group. It really is a great learning experience, so I highly recommend bringing a laptop to learn and for personal entertainment.

  • What computer support do you give?

    I make a point of tutoring all my clients on digital photography to help complete the learning process. I am renowned as a leading digital professional and an Adobe Influencer and I will be screen recording my sessions so the learning continues. I have extensive knowledge to communicate on all levels and I spend time with all my clients helping them to process their images to a high standard. It really helps to have a computer session when tiredness takes hold, or inclement weather persists.

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