I think it's fair to say that we all have a pent-up desire to meet up with our fellow photographers. To say the past 12 months have curtailed our engagement with landscape and nature photography is an extreme understatement. As 2021 moves forward and the grip of the pandemic begins to loosen, many of you have been asking:
When will your photo workshops return?
Do you have plans to host any in 2021?
It’s a straightforward question, with a not-so-straightforward answer. In this episode, I share with you my thinking about in-person workshops in 2021
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