Quabbin Reservoir (MA) Fall Photo Tour

Photograph beautiful Quabbin Reservoir. This is one of my favorite places in New England at a great time of year with fall color.

Located in central Massachusetts, It was built in the 1930's to provide clean drinking water for the Boston region. Over 2500 people in the towns of Dana, Enfield, Greenwich, and Prescott sections of seven other towns were forced to give up their homes in the Swift River Valley to make this project possible.

Today, Quabbin is recognized as one of the largest drinking-water reservoirs in the world, a remarkable feat of engineering, an "accidental wilderness" that is home to an impressive variety of wildlife, and a wonderful place to explore winter landscapes. Join us as we hike into Quabbin Reservoir to experience the beauty of the wilderness and diversity of life and habitats.

Meeting Time:

Sunrise to Sunset: Stay as long as you want

Payment:

Payment can be made by check to Slonina Photography or credit card via our website.

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What you will learn:

Our job is not only to help you create beautiful images and have fun but also teach skills and techniques you can use to take your photography to the next, higher level! Attendees will have a solid understanding of many basic and advanced principles related to nature photography.

Cancellation:

If you cancel before 30 days of departure you will receive a full refund.

Who should attend:

Anyone with an interest in photography from a beginner to professional photographer who has a love of being outdoors and nature.

Transportation:

Carpooling will be encouraged

Food:

Participants will be responsible for their own meals. We will visit a local restaurant.

About Me:

John Slonina is a professional nature photographer and photo tour and workshop leader. He has been photographing nature for several decades. He has been published in multiple books, magazines, and calendars. He has a love of natural history as well. You will receive education not just in photo technique, but also in the natural world. Understanding the natural world not only increases your appreciation of nature but also helps you become a better nature photographer