Nebraska 1867 Workshops
These workshops are an extension of Nebraska 1867—built around the same idea: exploring the state through photography and storytelling. Each experience is designed to slow things down, focus on light and composition, and connect with the landscapes that define Nebraska.
Not Your Typical Workshop
Built around place—not packed itineraries.
Small group sizes for a more focused experience
Location-driven—not rushed from stop to stop
Built around real light—sunrise, sunset, and changing conditions
Field-based guidance with optional editing support
Designed to help you see differently, not just shoot more
Featured Workshops
Rolling dunes and endless prairie—focused on light, texture, and the subtle tones of morning.
Rivers, waterfalls, and dense woodland—focused on light, texture, and seasonal change.
Thousands of cranes along the Platte River—focused on light, timing, and behavior in motion.
Frequently Asked Questions
What gear should I bring?
A DSLR or mirrorless camera is recommended, along with a sturdy tripod and your favorite lenses. A detailed gear list is provided with registration.
Are these workshops beginner-friendly?
Yes! We welcome photographers of all levels and tailor instruction to your experience.
Do you provide transportation or lodging?
Transportation, lodging, and meals are not included unless otherwise noted. Recommendations will be provided for each location.
What’s your cancellation policy?
Full details are available during registration. Flexibility is built in when possible.
What’s Included
Small group instruction for an intimate, hands-on experience.
On-location guidance in Nebraska’s most scenic and historic areas.
Instruction in both technical and creative aspects of photography.
Optional classroom or digital darkroom sessions.
Location guides and resources for continued learning.
Who Should Attend
Beginners ready to move beyond “auto mode.”
Intermediate photographers looking to sharpen technique.
Experienced photographers seeking new inspiration in Nebraska’s landscapes.