I am headed for Alaska

I am off shooting grizzlies for the next 6 days, photographing grizzly bears in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska. The workshop will only consist of 6 people, and from all the news I am hearing from the area, the photographic opportunities should be stellar. The flight to Anchorage will be over 7 hours long, and my mp3 player recently cratered on me. Not good. But that gives me time to do some writing for a book I have been working on for over 2 years. Essentially a 'how-to' book on how to photograph with digital equipment out on safari.

When I return, I will be posting a few more 2007 safaris online, 1 of which will be an alumni safari in late September 2007 with 100% luxury camping in remote areas (with electricity, of course). We will also head down south to the Selous in southern Tanzania. I will have 2 other safaris that will be announced: 1 in June 2007 and 1 in early September 2007.

Galapagos Workshop Announcement

April 28 - May 7 , 2007

Limited to 18 participants

Galapagos Islands. Come join us for an exciting photographic adventure to the Galapagos Islands. We have chartered a private 83-foot motor yacht for 20 people to this exciting location. Details can be found here.

Arches & Canyonlands Workshop

We are headed to the the epicenter of red rock country to photograph the inspiring arches, balanced rocks and spires of Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park. If you have never photographed in the Moab, Utah area, you owe it to yourself to witness some of the most famous geological formations in the American West. This is the time of year with very few visitors to these parks, so we will avoid the crowds and have the area to ourselves. This workshop will be both field instruction and also a day of hands-on digital workflow time.

http://www.andybiggs.com/2006_novmoab.html