Capture the splendor of peak fall foliage in the Adirondacks with nature photographer and environmental science educator James Rodewald as he leads an autumnal photography workshop on Minnow Pond Trail. James will provide a brief overview of basic skills, tips, and tricks before departing for Minnow Pond Trail, located on ADKX property. The group will spend roughly three hours exploring the trail. Sturdy hiking shoes and warm layers are recommended. Participants are required to supply their own cameras and camera equipment. Photographers of all levels are welcome!

About the Presenter: 

James Rodewald started his photographic journey back in the early 1980s with a Nikon FM-2 35-mm film camera and has evolved through various iterations of the Nikon line over the years to their more advanced digital SLRs of today. Although his portfolio of film and digital work spans many years, one can see a few common themes emerge. One of those central themes is a long-term attempt to capture scenes of the natural world seemingly untouched by humanity, nature in its natural state. No easy task in today’s world, a principle that in part initiated the founding of Nature’s Sake Photography in 2017.

When not in the woods surrounding his home in the southeast Adirondacks or searching for new subjects to photograph, he is a full-time environmental science educator at Shaker High School in Latham, NY and a proud father of two amazing teens.

Pre-registration required

$50 for ADKX Members; $75 for Non-Members