Bluff Walk: Landscape photography with your cell phone with Charley Gurche

We will walk south on the Bluff (and may go north, too) for an hour to an hour and 30 minutes. Bring your charged cell phone, water, and any snacks you want. This is an easy hike but please no dogs on this trip since we want to concentrate on taking photos and using both hands safely, especially on trails. Space is limited to 12 people.

About Charley: Charles Gurche has worked with the landscape for over 30 years, mainly using large-format equipment. His images are widely recognized for their artistic and personal quality. Gurche has received awards from the Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History, the Society of Professional Journalists, Nature’s Best International Photography Awards, and the Washington State Governor’s Book Award. His images have appeared in hundreds of publications including Audubon, National Geographic, Smithsonian and National Park Service books and magazines. Gurche’s first large-format book, Missouri, Images of Nature was published in his second professional year. Since that time, Gurche has published 14 large-format photography showcase books and exhibits in private and public spaces worldwide.