8/31/2011
MULLENS, W.Va. – The Pioneer Farm, an early 1800s setting, and the two distinct waterfalls at Twin Falls State Park are ready for their close-ups. Early fall provides the backdrop for
Twin Falls Resort State Park’s Fall Photography Workshop scheduled for the weekend of
Sept.16-18. The agenda bridges an array of topics from equipment and composition to photography, natural light, wildlife, night, people, action photography, and digital imaging. The workshop provides beginning to intermediate instruction on 35 mm and digital camera use and techniques.
Instructors Steve Shaluta and Steven Rotsch are well known for their scenic photography of West Virginia, publications and instructional workshops. Participants are encouraged to bring their cameras and equipment, photos, digital images, laptop computers, and other photography items to the workshop.
The Fall Photography Workshop packages include a variety of accommodation choices or workshop only. All packages include workshop, full lunch on Saturday and Sunday and refreshments.
The package price of $176 for one person includes two nights' lodging, workshop fee, full lunch on Saturday and Sunday and break refreshments.
The workshop-only price of $70 includes workshop fee, full lunch on Saturday and Sunday and break refreshments. Cabin rates and other package prices are available. Advanced reservations are required.
Twin Falls State Park is located in Wyoming County near Mullens and Pineville. In June, an additional 27 rooms at the lodge were dedicated, bringing the lodge to 47 sleeping rooms open year-round. Fourteen cabins, 50-site campground, championship golf and several miles of hiking and biking trails are available.
For workshop information call 304-294-4000 or visit the website
www.twinfallsresort.com for additional events, packages, deals and park information.
Contact Information
Bryan Danford, Activities Coordinator
304-294-4000
bryan.w.danford@wv.gov