The majestic Dolomites in Northern Italy were declared a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2009, and it’s easy to see why. Their unique geology has created one of the world’s most spectacular landscapes – 18 peaks over 3,000m, with steeples, pinnacles and some of the highest sheer rock walls in the world plunging into forested and meadowed valleys, and a myriad of tranquil lakes capturing mirror-glass reflections. In October, the low sun burnishes the Dolomites’ unusual pale limestone features in a glorious alpenglow – and with fewer tourists than in the summer months, it’s the perfect time for relaxed photography.
Our landscape photography workshops are held out of the high season to avoid the crowds , so you can enjoy relaxed, unhurried photography. In June, you’ll still see snow high on the peaks, contrasting with wildflowers on the lower slopes, while in October the low sun burnishes the Dolomites’ unusual pale limestone features in a glorious alpenglow. All of our workshops are limited to a maximum number of 6 participants so you don't have to share tripod space with too many photographers.
We’ll be based at three separate and equally stunning locations, to give plenty of scope for variety in your photography. The first two nights we'll be based in Rosengarten area, where we'll photograph the turquiose blue waters of Lake Carezza below the Latemar Range. We move to our next base for three nights in Ortisei, where we'll explore the high alpine landscapes by taking a cable car up to Seceda. We'll visit Val di Funes with its rolling meadows and verdantly forested slopes that provide a gentle contrast to the striking backdrop of the Odle/Geisle Massif’s pale, jagged peaks. We'll capture the classic views of Santa Magdelana and St. Johann.
Our final four days are based in Cortina d'Ampezzo, where we’ll be shooting the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, also known as the Drei Zinnen – a distinctive formation of three battlement-like peaks. This is subject to the mountain road being open. Although this is the only long hike we do, it is mostly on the level, and you can opt out if you wish. Another highlight here is Lake Misurina, the largest natural lake in the region; at over 2.5 km long, it’s the perfect mirror for the majestic mountain scenery.
If you love landscape photography and awe-inspiring scenery, my Dolomites photography workshops are the perfect opportunity for you to improve your skills on holiday in one of the world’s most beautiful and diverse mountain regions.
PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP DETAILS
This photographic workshop is suitable for photographers of all skill levels.
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