2026 Photography Workshops

July 13-16th-Milky Way and Monsoons (3 photographers)

July is when monsoon season begins and milky way season is in high gear. Join me on an intimate four day photography workshop where we dive into the heart of Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument and explore the canyons, hoodoos and much more. This workshop will be for those who love adventure and want to travel into the unknown and see and explore exciting wild regions of Southern Utah. 

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Price: $2400 USD per person

August 11-14th Milky Way and Monsoons (3 photographers)

The summer desert in the American Southwest is known for two things, heat and monsoons. On this workshop we plan on chasing monsoons across the Grand Staircase and exploring cool canyons in between. Join me on a four day adventure where we explore hoodoos, canyons, stars and thunderstorms as they roll through the canyons of Southern Utah. 

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Price $2400 USD per person

October 26th-29th Fall Colors in the Canyons Overlanding (3 photographers)

Two canyons systems over the course of four days, what more could a photographer want... Oh yeah! Fall colors. See how the winding Escalante River cut into 1000 feet of sandstone and how the Paria elegantly carved a winding path through the desert. Along each rivers path are the ever present watchers of the desert, the mighty Freemont Cottonwood with its twisting arms and bright yellow leaves. This photograph workshop will provide diversity, fall colors and adventure. 

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Price: $2000USD per person

Who's Your Instructor

My name is Nathan St. Andre I am a biologist, photographer and general all-around adventurer of southern Utah. I have lived within the area for a little over a decade and have been exploring the canyons of Escalante for over two decades. As a photographer I have been building a portfolio of the region and exploring deeper into the wilderness.

In addition to being a photographer I have been a biologist working within the region with many of the native fish and habitats that they rely on. Outside of that, I now teach at the local university instructing students in the topics of biology and ecology. Safe to say, when you join my workshop you will come away with more than simply knowing how to use your camera better, but walk away with a philosophy of both photography and your place within the community.