Texas: Colors of Caddo Lake

6 Days
  • 3 to 4 participants
  • No meals
  • Shreveport airport, LA (SHV)
  • Shreveport airport, LA (SHV)
  • van

Description of Texas: Colors of Caddo Lake

Join me as we take our cameras into the world of the bald cypress! This adventure goes beyond the routine fall foliage tours as we embrace the watery channels to capture the tapestry of colors as they highlight the character of Caddo Lake, a unique ecosystem that seems to have been crafted for photographers. Using both chartered boats (three sessions) and canoes/kayak (2 sessions) under our own power, we choose our own adventures as we float through one of the largest flooded cypress forests in the U.S.! Working extensively at the shoulders of the day, we set out to capture a collection of moody, unique, and strikingly beautiful images of cypress trees as they are decked out in autumn colors and Spanish moss.

This lakeside cabin will allow us to have informal editing sessions, good conversations, and access to parts of the cypress swamp at all times of the day. Here, we can utilize midday shade to work on small scenes, creative techniques, and macro should time and interest allow.

*Although we will eat our meals as a group, meals costs are not included in this tour.

Highlights of Texas: Colors of Caddo Lake

  • Hands-on photo instruction for landscape and bird photography with Tamron Ambassador, Alyce Bender
  • Photograph the only natural lake in Texas from boats and canoes with beautiful fall colors as the Bald Cypress trees turn.
  • Explore the world’s largest Cypress forest as fall colors inundate the layers of branches and fog is most likely to occur.
  • Using both canoes and flat bottomed boats, we will be able to explore various corners of the forest, creating unique images each day.
  • Learn techniques that will allow you to handhold in low light situations
  • This tour is a new offering in the Wildside Weekender Series featuring shorter trips and focused subjects.

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Texas: Colors of Caddo Lake
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