Fall Wonders of Waterfall Photography in the Delaware Water Gap_Day 1
One of my favorite times to photograph waterfalls is during the fall, when the leaves are turning those amazing colors, surrounding waterfalls and streams with their bold colors. The temps are (usually) mild, and there is often mist and fog in the early morning air. Perfect conditions for waterfall photography. And the Delaware Water Gap is a great place to photograph a bunch of beautiful waterfalls with minimal physical effort.
Join us for a full day (or two!) of waterfall photography on a weekday to avoid the crowds. We will meet early to begin our adventure. We will begin at Marshalls Falls, then head to Bushkill for the better part of the day. If time allows, we will visit other local waterfalls, streams or nearby photographic scenes.
Potential stops will be Bushkill, Childs Park, Dingman’s Falls and stream, Marshall’s Falls, and Raymondskill Falls and more.
During our pre-workshop Zoom session, you will learn everything you need to know to capture stunning waterfall images. Focus will be on the creative use of shutter speed to capture soft silky water, composition, depth of field, dealing with high contrast light, creative use of filters and more. Suggested gear will also be discussed. Minimal gear is needed-mainly a sturdy tripod and wide angle to mid-range zoom.
This workshop is great for beginners as well as more advanced photo enthusiasts.
Registration deadline is October 20th-the night of our Zoom session. Don’t wait-register today!
Note: Number of tickets on website does not reflect actual number of tickets sold, as many people choose to pay with Venmo or CASH app. Contact me directly if that is how you would prefer to pay.
Also consider staying overnight in the area and joining us for an another day of waterfall photography! See event listing
Below are shots from our potential waterfall spots.
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Updated Terms & Conditions – Valerie A Hoffman Photography (March 2023)
As we live in our new ‘normal’, the following updated policies are being put in place to protect the health and wellbeing of all workshop attendees, as well as those who we will come in contact with during events.
That being said, here is what you need to know and comply with:
- Anyone who is sick with COVID like symptoms or has a fever over 100 degrees must not attend the event. Amount paid may be put towards a future workshop, or can be refunded in full if notice is given in advance. Suggest checking your temperature BEFORE leaving home. By registering for an event, you also agree to a touchless temperature check at the initial gathering for any workshop or trek.
- Face Masks are optional unless otherwise specified.
Cancellation Policy:
Two (2) weeks notice is required to receive a full refund. 75% refund of the Trek fee with only one (1) week notice. NO refund will be given if less than one (1) week notice is given for cancellation. Must call to cancel. We reserve the right to cancel the Trek at our discretion. Minimum number of participants is necessary to run event.