Jack Graham
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Jack has led workshops throughout California, Wyoming , Utah Arizona, the Midwest as well as the Pacific Northwest for over 13 years. His work has appeared in many national and international publications including The Naure Conservancy, Audubon, California Wild, Chicago Wilderness, many DNR publications and others. Jack’s passion for capturing images in our natural world and sharing his experiences with others make his workshops informative and rewarding. Living in the Pacific Northwest and numerous photographic trecks throughut the west, lend invaluable experience that allow Jack to get his workshop attendees to the right places at the right times and come away with wonderful images. Jack’s energy and passion for nature photography makes for memorable experiences for everyone.
Rob Sheppard is the author/photographer of over 20 books, a well-known speaker and workshop leader, and is editor-at-large and columnist for the prestigious Outdoor Photographer magazine. As author/photographer, Sheppard has written hundreds of articles about photography and nature, plus books ranging from guides to photography such as the Magic of Digital Nature Photography and the National Geographic Field Guide to Digital Photography to books about Photoshop including Adobe Camera Raw for Digital Photographers Only and Outdoor Photographer Landscape and Nature Photography with Photoshop CS2. His website is at www.robshepppardphoto.com. 
David Middleton is a full-time professional nature photographer, writer and naturalist. He photographs whatever he finds attractive and then thinks about trying to sell it. This has lead David to regularly photograph places as disparate as harbors, wildflower meadows, large mammals, small birds, forests, quaint villages, indigenous markets and mountain streams. 
For nearly twenty five years Daniel Dempster has roamed the backroads and wild places of America seeking out and capturing on film the beauty and wonders of this wonderful land. Whether he is photographing the powerful thoroughbreds of Kentucky as they thunder down the stretch of Churchill Downs or roaming a stark and rugged Maine coastline searching for the perfect combination of composition and light he is at home with a camera in his hand. 
His early days of herding cattle on the family ranch allowed him to experience the endless dance of light and shadow upon the sheer canyon walls, secluded water holes, and rippling oceans of sand. These early influences are evident in the emotional images he captures of the landscape of the Navajo. DeJolie is a long time contributor to Arizona Highways Magazine, which published his new book “Navajoland” (A Native Son Shares His Legacy)” containing his own narrative together with dozens of his outstanding scenic photographs. LeRoy also frequently conducts photo workshops for the “Friends of Arizona Highways” organization, and his photographs have appeared in N.Y. Times, Readers Digest, Native People and Time Life Products. 
Tom, whose images appear in numerous national publications, has over forty covers to his credit. He regularly shoots assignments (and writes) for several national publications. A resident of Colorado, Tom’s engaging style and enthusiasm will make you want to come back for more. 