EPNet Announces 8th Annual Spring Photographer’s Workshop and Horse Drive in Craig, Colorado

December 1, 2009 Off By Roberta Johnston

The Equine Photographers Network (EPNet) http://www.equinephotographers.org announces the 8h Annual Spring Equine Photography Workshop is planned for Craig, Colorado for May 2 – May 9, 2010. This area of Northwest Colorado is known for it’s remote high desert beauty, abundant wildlife, wild horses and working ranches and cowboys. This region is also home to the Outlaw Trail and stomping grounds of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

This year’s event features two exciting offerings: the Member’s Workshop at the Sombrero Ranch, and by special invitation, the opportunity to photograph the 800 horse, 60 mile Great American Horse Drive.

Scott Trees and Carien Schippers will lead the workshop session photographing working cowboys at the Sombrero Ranch for two full days followed by a day of photo and portfolio reviews and guest speakers.

NEW this year! By special invitation photographers may go for a two hour trail ride with the cowboys and wranglers on Wednesday afternoon at Sombrero Ranch and enjoy a meal at the ranch afterward. This is the perfect opportunity to see some of the vast back country surrounding the ranch from horseback!

The Sombrero Ranch Workshop will be followed by an extra special photo event. EPNet Members have been invited to photograph the annual Great American Horse Drive hosted by Sombrero Ranch. Photographers will have the chance to shoot this spectacular three day event and have once in a lifetime photo opportunities as over 800 horses are rounded up and driven 60 miles to the home ranch over two days. Transportation and all meals will be included.

Professional and amateur photographers, equine or otherwise, able to attend will want to mark their calendars for this great opportunity.

A complete overview of events is available at this link: http://events.equinephotographers.net/col10/ Read about last year’s event here: http://www.equinephotographers.org/newsletter/09jun/