Many brave souls attended this year's Winter Landscape Workshop. At moments I had glimpses of what Shackleton may have experienced in Antarctica. Even with bone-chilling winds blowing off the waters of Fish Creek at dusk, as a group, we were not deterred. With temperatures hovering just above zero, Door County's finest vistas proved to be quite photo worthy. The snow cover was idyllic and the ice formations at the shoreline were near perfection. With greatly varying weather conditions a diverse portfolio of images was attainable over this short but fulfilling workshop. With Dan Anderson, this experience invited photographers to step outside their comfort zones and go beyond the ordinary. The fragility and beauty of this polar-like climate is a meditative and creative journey that is a must for every serious photographer.

This course will be offered again in January of 2009. Until then.

With Many Thanks, Suzanne