Friday, September 10, 2010
8:00 am

Angel Island is spectacularly located in one of the world’s most beautiful harbors and is
now part of the California State Park system. The Island has incredible views of Marin
County, San Francisco and the Golden Gate. Native Americans once inhabited the Island
and the U.S. Military used its strategic location for bases, a quarantine station and an
immigration station. We will hike the trails and roads that provide access to the many
historic sites, facilities and breathtaking views. Our two-day photography workshop will
explore the island’s natural beauty, its stunning setting, the historic architecture, and its
fascinating history.
Photographers of all levels and abilities are encouraged to attend. You may use any
format and either film or digital. The class will include demonstrations of photographic
field techniques for both landscape and architectural photography. We will have plenty of
opportunity to explore all parts of the island during our two-day class.

Friday night we will camp on the island at a walk-in environmental campsite.

A follow-up
critique session will be offered a few months after the workshop.

Friday and Saturday September 10th – September 11th
With 3rd follow up session date determined at the workshop

email for more information: thom@photoalliance.org

or call 415.425.5608