What do you normally bring along on Tours and Workshops?

During the Tour or Workshop, Participants will have shared access to the following items that we stock our vehicles with:

• Tissues (In case anyone has a runny nose.);

• Hand sanitizer (Kill those germs!);
• Baby wipes (You don’t want to have mud on your hands all day.);
• Bug repellant (Sometimes of the year it feels like mosquitos are Vermont’s State Bird.);
• Toilet paper (In case nature calls and there isn’t any close public restrooms.);
• Towels (Sometimes brooks are too irresistible.);
• Tarps (Stay clean while shooting from the ground.);
• Garbage bags (Carry out everything you brought in.);
• XL Ziplock bags (Keeps gear from getting fogged.);
• First-aid kit (We told you not to stand on that rock but you didn’t listen!);
• Emergency-supplies (We’ve got to be prepared.);
• Various sizes of Reflectors and a few other light modifiers;
• 6-foot light-stands with flash shoe-mount brackets;
• Lighting Umbrellas;
• A doghouse wildlife blind (For those patient enough to wait for birds and other wildlife);
• 3-step ladder (Sometimes a little more height makes the shot perfect.);

We also offer some photography equipment available for rental at an additional charge.

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