Scouting locations for future Nevada photography workshops.
Here are a few sample photos from my tour of Central Nevada last week. Most of these are from one location out of three regions I scouted, so there are many more photos to come (as I find time for blog posts)!
For 2020 we’ve worked out permission for day and night access to historic private properties and daytime access to a few historic public buildings. Our first tour will be May 20-24, then we’ll return after a night in Bodie in our July 16-21 workshop, and if demand is sufficient we’re looking at possible dates in September as well. Check our Nevada workshops page above for details.
I’m still assessing sites, itineraries and access/permissions, but when I get the details worked out, dates and registration will occur here.
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Hi Jeff, I'd like to purchase one of your photos, it's probably and older one, it shows up on my Google Fiber screen saver as shared by you no Google+. It an old farm house with car out front in dessert scene. Any idea how I can find it, if it for sales as a print?
Hi Steve, I believe you mean this one:
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/1937-chevy-at-sunset-jeff-sullivan.html
I need to find a horizontal file to upload for sale there as well:
http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/jeff-sullivan.html
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