Photo Classes, Walks & Workshops
Simply put, Cuba is like no other place on earth. The spellbinding history from the early Carribean-Spanish explorers to the mid- twentieth century reads like a legendary novel. Life for the Cuban people changed dramatically in the 1960’s. It’s as if the country was placed in a time capsule for fifty years and suddenly emerged, […]
Florida is considered by many to be a mecca of bird photography. In addition to the abundance of birdlife in the state, the birds are quite approachable and easy to photograph. We will explore some of the best bird photography locations in the state, as well as several other lesser-known, nearby sites where the photography […]
In any season Vermont is a highly photogenic, bucolic combination of rural atmosphere and classic New England scenes. Red barns, covered bridges, rolling landscapes, and abstract formations of ice make Vermont appealing even during winter. Winter is a challenging season for all photographers, but it also provides ample opportunity for beautiful and rewarding images. We […]
Tanzania is home to some of the greatest wildlife viewing in the world. Home to Africa’s greatest population of lions, densest population of large mammals, the legendary Great Migration, and much more, it has become a world renowned destination for wildlife photographers and travelers generally. With incredible swaths of land dedicated to national parks, travelers […]
Simply put, Cuba is like no other place on earth. The spellbinding history from the early Carribean-Spanish explorers to the mid- twentieth century reads like a legendary novel. Life for the Cuban people changed dramatically in the 1960’s. It’s as if the country was placed in a time capsule for fifty years and suddenly emerged, […]
This is a unique photography workshop right out of “The Old West”! Wild Horses have occupied this mountainous region of Utah since the late 1800’s. The herd is approximately 200 – 250 horses and is the largest herd of wild horses in the west. Mares and stallions average around 800 to 1000 pounds. The colors […]
The White Mountains of New Hampshire are a photographer’s dream for a variety of subjects including waterfalls, mountain vistas, and nature. Join Don Toothaker and Hunt’s Photo for a weekend workshop along the beautiful and scenic Kancamagus Highway in Lincoln New Hampshire. The workshop begins at 2pm on Thursday, May 2nd and ends at 10am […]
The 2019 Hunt’s Photo Adventure to Midcoast Maine will be centered around Rockland, Maine. We’ll visit three distinctly different lighthouses, fishing villages, and historically significant locations including the Olson House in Cushing, Maine, made famous in several of Andrew Wyeth’s paintings, to photograph and explore. Some of the areas we will be photographing will include: […]
Spring in the woods of Maine is an exciting time for creativity. Each May, the woods come alive with new growth that will inspire any photographer. Colorful wildflowers, blooming trees, streams, waterfalls, the night sky, and local culture all make for fantastic photo opportunities as we explore, learn, and create in and around the rural […]
The small western town of Jackson, Wyoming is home to Grand Tetons National Park. Encompassing over 300,000 acres this awe inspiring national park features a multitude of landscapes, wildlife, western culture, and, of course, the Grand Tetons themselves which dominate all of Jackson Hole dramatically. Each day, we will work on concepts of Subject Development, […]