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Woody Walters’s Palouse B&W Landscape Workshop
Saturday, June 6th, 2026
A full day on location with Woody Walters
Join Master Photographer Woody Walters on location and explore the Palouse through the eyes of Black and White landscape photography. There is a heavy focus on composition, tonality, and design choices.
“I invite you to spend a day with me, shoot with me, and let us expand our vision” Woody says. “Instead of re-acting, let us focus on creating. Let us look, feel, and then see. Then by knowing our craft let us take what we see and share it with our viewer.”
Woody will be shooting film (4x5) and explaining the process. We’ll start with a meetup in Spokane to go over details for the day and some tips on what to look for. We'll form a caravan as we travel. We’ll visit 3 locations throughout the day, ending at sunset at Steptoe Butte. We’ll have an extended lunch break in Colfax (waiting for the mid-day sun to pass) and a quick “dinner/snack” break before the sunset photos. It’s recommended to register with a travel buddy.
PPW and PPA members can regisiter for a discounted price of $125. Non-members for $159. Meals and lodging not included.
This is a rare in-person opportunity to learn from an award winning photographer whose passion is teaching others how to level up their photography.
Questions? Contact Chris Wooley
About Woody:
Woody Walters, has been a photographer since 1977. He has a Master degree in Photography, his Master's Artist degree, and his Master Craftsmen degree. His black and white images have been collected by museums and galleries all over the world including the Hoyt Institute of Art, Yugo International Museum, Tampa Museum of Art and the Orlando Museum of Art . His print “Edna” is even in Ansel Adam’s private collection. His fine art tabletop book “Visions of Florida'' was voted best photographic book released that year.
