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Andalusia is an autonomous region of hills, rivers, and farmland bordering Spain’s southern coast. Through the centuries, the region has been under Roman, Visigoth, Moorish, and Spanish rule. The architecture and landmarks reflect all of these influences.
Andalusia's Moorish heritage sparkles in the historic capitals of Granada and Córdoba. And the pride of the Reconquista and the power of Queen Isabel and King Ferdinand enliven the region's great sights. Tasting the fabulous seafood, smooth sherry, and gazpacho for which the region is famous, we will search for the passion in Andalusian culture.
On our 10-day photography tour, we will visit and photograph four of the most enchanting cities in Andalusia, Granada, Cordoba, Seville, and Ronda. Our locations will include the Alcázar castle in Seville, Córdoba’s Mezquita Mosque-Cathedral, and Granada’s enchanted Alhambra palace. We will visit a horse ranch in Seville to photograph the famous Andalusian horses. We will visit the bullfighting mecca of Ronda and the famous Roman bridge that connects the two parts of the town across a chasm.
We will meet in Malaga the night before the workshop officially begins and depart the next morning for Granada where we will spend three days photographing and exploring the legendary city. Granada is famous for its Flamenco, so we will visit at least one show and photograph a dance school.
This workshop/tour is designed to guide you to the most photogenic locations carefully planned for the best light and to help you visualize a scene. You will go home with images to be proud of and know how to use your newfound skills to improve and expand your photographic technique. Apart from the technical aspect of learning your camera settings and capabilities, you will learn how to turn an ordinary image into an extraordinary image by using your creativity.
Our time together will include individual and group discussions, inspiring ideas, and great fun. There is no better location to express your creativity than Andalusia, Spain!
Andalusia Spain Photography Tour
The Andalusia Spain Photography Tour is open to amateur, advanced amateur, and professional photographers who want to travel and photograph with people that share their passion for photography, have a good time photographing in legendary southern Spain, and enjoy good food.
This is a workshop for all levels. To participate you don’t need to be an expert photographer; film, digital, 4x5 or cell phone, all are welcome.
Tuition: $5495
Participants who have attended previous workshops will receive a 5% discount.
Limited to 8
Included:
• Accommodations in Spain during the workshop.
• Some breakfasts at the hotels
• Welcome and Farewell dinners
• Flamenco Show and Dinner in Granada
• Entrance fee at the Alhambra
• Entrance fee to photograph Andalusian Horses
• Wine Tasting Tour
• Transport to and from workshop locations
• Photographic instruction provided by Steve Anchell
Not Included:
• Airfare to Spain
• Health and Travel Insurance
• Alcoholic beverages
• Activities outside the workshop
• Meals except those noted
Enrollment for Andalusia Spain is limited to eight participants. Participants make their own air travel arrangements to Malaga, Spain, and their return to their country of origin. Once the trip is confirmed, additional information and travel details will be provided.
All participants must have been vaccinated for COVID-19. Masks may be required depending on current CDC guidelines.
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We ask that you refrain from cell phone usage during workshop sessions, including shared meals, and traveling between destinations. Exceptions are family emergencies. If you must use your cell phone for business or social interaction, please wait until you can safely remove yourself from the workshop.
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