JANUARY 22nd-26th, 2026
JACKSON HOLE |WYOMING
WITH NICK SELWAY & JOE GARZA
CLIENT REVIEWS
Join us for an unforgettable Winter Landscape & Wildlife Photography Workshop in the stunning Grand Teton National Park! This workshop is tailored for photographers eager to capture the magic of winter in one of America’s most breathtaking landscapes. From snow-covered peaks and frost-laden forests to elk, bison, and other winter wildlife, you’ll be in the right place at the right time to create striking images. Guided by professional photographers, this experience offers in-depth instruction, hands-on practice, and expert tips to enhance your skills. Bundle up, bring your passion for adventure, and let’s make some winter magic in the Tetons!
WORKSHOP INFORMATION
Workshop Schedule- The tour will begin on Jan 22nd, 2026 and we will be meeting at the 49er Inn and Suites by 4pm. From there we will be checking in to our rooms and getting our camera gear ready so we can head out and look for wildlife shoot our first sunset. Before we take off, we will have a meeting downstairs meeting in front the lobby by 5pm to introduce ourselves to everyone and answer any questions and then let the fun begin.
We will be shooting sunrise and sunset every day and if the weather is in our favor we can shoot later into each morning. After each morning, depending on how everyone is feeling, we can head back to the hotel to rest and grab some breakfast.
Additionally, we will be shooting different locations each day depending on weather conditions and what areas look the best.
Most importantly create a relaxed, fun and enjoyable atmosphere for an incredible experience. You will feel more confident taking your photography skills to the next level. Our Winter photography workshop will end Jan 26th after we shoot sunrise by 9am.Checkout at the hotel is 11am.
WORKSHOP INSTRUCTORS
Led by Nick Selway & Joe Garza, this incredible Light Chasing Photo Tours Workshop is one you don't want to miss. Both Nick and Joe are professional landscape and nature photographers with years of experience leading workshops and helping individuals at all levels enhance their photography skills. (See bios below)
Joe and Nick create a relaxed, fun environment where you feel comfortable asking questions about your camera gear, settings, techniques, and composition so you can bring your photography skills to the next level. Workshops are a great opportunity to learn as the guided photography tour will bring you right to the best locations and sites so you can focus on your photography and taking in the breathtaking views that will surround you. We hope you'll sign up so we can hit the ground with you in one of our upcoming workshops! Feel free to contact Nick directly with any questions.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WORKSHOP
Prime Photography Season: Capture the beauty of the Tetons in January when the snow-covered peaks, frozen lakes, and icy rivers create a stunning, peaceful landscape perfect for winter photography.
Close Encounters with Wildlife: Photograph iconic winter wildlife like bison, elk, moose, and bald eagles in their natural habitat, often set against dramatic winter backdrops.
Golden Hour & Alpenglow Shots: Experience magical sunrise and sunset sessions to capture the mountains bathed in soft pink and orange alpenglow, one of the Tetons' most captivating sights.
Professional Instruction: Benefit from hands-on guidance in mastering winter shooting techniques, landscape compositions, and wildlife photography essentials tailored to the unique conditions of the Tetons.
Group Camaraderie: Share the experience with a small group of like-minded photographers, enhancing creativity, collaboration, and inspiration while enjoying shared interests.
Compositional Tips for Snow Scenes: Learn specific techniques for creating powerful compositions in snow-dominated scenes, including tips on exposure control, contrast management, and texture capture.
Unforgettable Memories & Portfolio-Worthy Shots: Return home with extraordinary images of the Tetons' winter beauty, ready to enrich your portfolio and remind you of an unforgettable adventure.
LODGING, TRAVEL & TRANSPORTATION
Group Size-Limited to 10 people
Booking- The Winter photography workshop will need to be paid in full by Nov 22nd 2025.Deposit Refunds are non refundable after the 60-day mark unless we can find another person to fill your spot.
Cost-Total cost for this tour $3450-Single Occupancy
Deposit- A 50% Deposit of $1725.00 will need to be made at the time of registration which can be made at the bottom of this page.Full payment is due by November 22nd,2025
Hotel-We have reserved a group of rooms at The 49er Inn and Suites 330 W Pearl Ave, Jackson, WY 83001.You do not need to call the hotel once you sign up we will send you your room confirmation # in the following weeks.
Travel-The nearest airport is the Jackson Hole Airport which is located 9.7 miles from the hotel.There is no need to rent a vehicle we will provide transportation from the airport on arrival and back.
Included-Permits,Transportation doing the workshop, as much laughter as possible and our wealth of photo knowledge making sure we put everyone in the best possible locations for light and compositions to capture their own stunning images.Transportation Included- We will be renting 2 Large Luxury SUV's to drive everyone on the workshop to and from our shooting locations each day.
Not included- meals/snacks during the workshop
DIFFICULTY OF WORKSHOP AND RECOMMENDED GEAR
Some light hiking with little elevation gain may be required for this workshop to bring you to the most breathtaking views and enhance your experience. The following clothing and equipment are recommended keeping in mind the weather may be colder in the mornings and evenings.
-Base layers - top and bottom-Temps can get below zero
-Winter jacket, hat/beanie, gloves
-Snow pants
-Snow/winter boots
-Warm socks
-Headlamp
-Hand/toe warmers
-Make sure you always bring water and some snacks
Recommend gear to include but not limited to.
DSLR, Mirrorless cameras or whatever you comfortable with. Solid tripod with either a ballhead or equivalent. Shutter release setup for long exposures. Recommended lens 16-35mm, 24-70mm,70-200mm,100-400mm. If you have a macro lens there will be the opportunity for this. These are the lens we have found to be the best for all around coverage in the areas we will be. Make sure to have extra batteries, SD Cards
What you will learn-
-How to bring out your creative potential
-Shooting in manual mode (Shutter speed, aperture, ISO, depth of field)
-Lens selection for composition and lighting
-Creating stunning compositions (rule of thirds and simplicity)
-Finding foreground elements
-Creating intimate, abstract images
-Capturing grand landscape photos
-Creating panoramic images
-Filters - how and when to use them
-Technical tools (e.g. bracketing, focus stacking, histogram usage)
Post Processing
Joe and I are dedicated to making every moment in the field count, ensuring you get the most out of your photography time during the workshop. After our days together in the Tetons, we don’t just say goodbye. In the weeks following, we offer a personalized 1-on-1, two-hour post-processing session. You’ll choose three to four of your favorite images from the trip, and together, we’ll walk you through our entire editing workflow in both Lightroom and Photoshop. This hands-on session is designed to help you bring out the full potential of your shots, enhance your post-processing skills, and solidify the techniques we covered in the field.