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Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest and beyond through the lens of acclaimed photographer Brian Walsh. With over 40 years of experience and inspiration drawn from legends like Ansel Adams and Eliot Porter, Brian shares stories and techniques from his journeys across the American West. Learn how he captures iconic landscapes and wildlife, and explore the artistry behind his award-winning work, including We Are Puget Sound. Whether you're a photography enthusiast or nature lover, this session offers a rare glimpse into the craft of a master.

Photography - A Photographic Walk in the Woods
Fee: $45.00
Item Number: 44478
Dates: 11/14/2026 - 11/14/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Campus: Offsite
Room: Offsite Location See Notes
Instructor: Brian Walsh

Capture the colors, textures, and quiet beauty of autumn on this guided photography walk through Illahee Forest Preserve.

As part of Mushroom Week, this outdoor class invites you to explore fall foliage, forest canopies, wildlife, and fungi through your lens.

Learn how to take sharp, well-exposed photos in natural light with tips from an experienced instructor. Be ready to hike easy, unpaved trails and embrace the changing weather.

Nature doesn’t pose for your shoot, but it always performs in all its beauty.

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