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The workshop Roy Harrington and I host each summer in the southern High Sierras (California) is now taking registrations.  The brochure, which includes the registration form, is on line at 
http://goldentroutworkshops.org/GTC-Brochure-2011.pdf

The Golden Trout Workshop, a rather casual non-profit group, was started as a strictly natural history, wilderness workshop.  However, one of the sessions is now oriented to B&W photography.  Overall, it remains also a wilderness workshop in that it's a 3 mile (easy) hike into the wilderness.  So, enjoying high elevation (10,000 feet and up) wilderness and short to medium hikes to great photo ops is a big part of the trip.  (Wilderness aside, we have a very good solar electric system for charging batteries as well as running a printer and spectro.) 

The official Golden Trout Workshop webpage is at http://goldentroutworkshops.org/

I've also made a separate webpage (which I see I need to update this evening) that is a bit more oriented to B&W photography -- http://www.paulroark.com/GTthumbnails.html 

Let me know (off list maybe) if you have any questions.

Hope to see some of you in the High Sierras this summer.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com

Paul

 

Paul Grant here.  Please sign me up.  I will get the check in the mail this
weekend.

 

Paul

 

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The workshop Roy Harrington and I host each summer in the southern High
Sierras (California) is now taking registrations. The brochure, which
includes the registration form, is on line at 
http://goldentroutworkshops.org/GTC-Brochure-2011.pdf

The Golden Trout Workshop, a rather casual non-profit group, was started as
a strictly natural history, wilderness workshop. However, one of the
sessions is now oriented to B&W photography. Overall, it remains also a
wilderness workshop in that it's a 3 mile (easy) hike into the wilderness.
So, enjoying high elevation (10,000 feet and up) wilderness and short to
medium hikes to great photo ops is a big part of the trip. (Wilderness
aside, we have a very good solar electric system for charging batteries as
well as running a printer and spectro.) 

The official Golden Trout Workshop webpage is at
http://goldentroutworkshops.org/

I've also made a separate webpage (which I see I need to update this
evening) that is a bit more oriented to B&W photography --
http://www.paulroark.com/GTthumbnails.html 

Let me know (off list maybe) if you have any questions.

Hope to see some of you in the High Sierras this summer.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com 




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We'll be there again!  Really looking forward to it.

The check is in the mail.

Thanks, Paul.

Tom and Tina

On Sat, Jan 29, 2011 at 6:34 PM, Paul <roark.paul@...> wrote:

>
>
> The workshop Roy Harrington and I host each summer in the southern High
> Sierras (California) is now taking registrations. The brochure, which
> includes the registration form, is on line at
> http://goldentroutworkshops.org/GTC-Brochure-2011.pdf
>
> The Golden Trout Workshop, a rather casual non-profit group, was started as
> a strictly natural history, wilderness workshop. However, one of the
> sessions is now oriented to B&W photography. Overall, it remains also a
> wilderness workshop in that it's a 3 mile (easy) hike into the wilderness.
> So, enjoying high elevation (10,000 feet and up) wilderness and short to
> medium hikes to great photo ops is a big part of the trip. (Wilderness
> aside, we have a very good solar electric system for charging batteries as
> well as running a printer and spectro.)
>
> The official Golden Trout Workshop webpage is at
> http://goldentroutworkshops.org/
>
> I've also made a separate webpage (which I see I need to update this
> evening) that is a bit more oriented to B&W photography --
> http://www.paulroark.com/GTthumbnails.html
>
> Let me know (off list maybe) if you have any questions.
>
> Hope to see some of you in the High Sierras this summer.
>
> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com
>
>  
>



-- 
Tina Manley, ASMP
www.tinamanley.com


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We still have several spots open in the workshop Roy Harrington and I host each summer in the southern High Sierras (California).  The brochure, which includes the registration form, is on line at 
http://goldentroutworkshops.org/GTC-Brochure-2011.pdf

The Golden Trout Workshop, a rather casual non-profit group, was started as a strictly natural history, wilderness workshop.  However, one of the sessions is now oriented to B&W photography.  Overall, it remains also a wilderness workshop in that it's a 3 mile (easy) hike into the wilderness.  So, enjoying high elevation (10,000 feet and up) wilderness and short to medium hikes to great photo ops is a big part of the trip.  (Wilderness aside, we have a very good solar electric system for charging batteries as well as running a printer and spectro.) 

The official Golden Trout Workshop webpage is at http://goldentroutworkshops.org/
 
I've also made a separate webpage (which I see I need to update this evening) that is a bit more oriented to B&W photography -- http://www.paulroark.com/GTthumbnails.html 


Paul
www.PaulRoark.com

I'd love to do this BW workshop but the date conflicts with another event I've already committed too -- a getaway with my wife for our anniversary. But I hope this gets offered again in the future. I'd love to attend.

Rusty

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <roark.paul@...> wrote:

>
> We still have several spots open in the workshop Roy Harrington and I host each summer in the southern High Sierras (California).  The brochure, which includes the registration form, is on line at 
> http://goldentroutworkshops.org/GTC-Brochure-2011.pdf
> 
> The Golden Trout Workshop, a rather casual non-profit group, was started as a strictly natural history, wilderness workshop.  However, one of the sessions is now oriented to B&W photography.  Overall, it remains also a wilderness workshop in that it's a 3 mile (easy) hike into the wilderness.  So, enjoying high elevation (10,000 feet and up) wilderness and short to medium hikes to great photo ops is a big part of the trip.  (Wilderness aside, we have a very good solar electric system for charging batteries as well as running a printer and spectro.) 
> 
> The official Golden Trout Workshop webpage is at http://goldentroutworkshops.org/
>  
> I've also made a separate webpage (which I see I need to update this evening) that is a bit more oriented to B&W photography -- http://www.paulroark.com/GTthumbnails.html 
> 
> 
> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com
>