Throughout Death Valley are the manifestations of the changing continent, which remain as silent, vestigial commentary to the forces which created the enormous three-state area called the Great Basin. There are thrust vaults, volcanic craters, whole mountain ranges of sedimentary deposits, borax and other striking mineral deposits of every shape and color. Also left behind are the younger vestiges of human activity such as the old borax works, the abandoned gold mines and the masonry ruins of the early twentieth century boom-town of Rhyolite. Attendance is limited and in order to reserve a spot we recommend that all reservations be made by early January. This is our most popular workshop and it fills up quickly.
Full payment is two weeks before the workshop.
Non-photographing spouses or companions may attend the workshop free of charge. In the unlikely case that insufficient attendance requires that the workshop be canceled, the decision will be made two weeks in advance and all participants will be notified by telephone and their tuition refunded. The extent of liability of the Death Valley Workshop, the Wisner Company, Inc. or any instructors shall be limited to the return of fees paid for tuition by that date. After that date, if a paid participant can not attend for any reason, their payment will be applied to a future Wisner Workshop of their choice. We have arranged for group accommodations at the Furnace Creek Ranch in the Valley.