Few places in the world are more spectacular than Vermont in October. The landscape is awash with reds, oranges, and golds as trees, vines, meadows, and late flowers shout for a photographer’s attention. This workshop takes place in the heart of the state near Manchester, where David lives and photographs.

We visit David’s favorite places, including tumbling streams, quiet lakes, rolling hills, and quaint villages. As a special treat, David takes us to the 250-year-old hill farm that he has been exclusively photographing for several years. Almost a square mile in size, the farm is a photographer’s dream, with beautiful old barns, calves and yearlings, wild meadows and woods, an old sugarhouse, miles of stone walls, and pastures lined with colorful sugar maples. We have complete access to photograph whatever strikes our fancy. The week also includes critique sessions, and a visit to David’s home and office for guidance in photography and the digital darkroom.