Reviews
for Oregon
Reviews for
Rod Barbee
Reviews
for BCPA
May 25-29, 2026 | Monday noon through Friday afternoon at 2:00
limited to 10 participants (plus guests) w/ 2 instructors
Click here for the
instructors' galleries.
BCPA is very excited to announce that in 2026, we are doing two, back-to-back workshops in the Pacific Northwest with fellow photographer, author, and workshop leader, Rod Barbee of (you guessed it) Rod Barbee Photo Workshops. I have known Rod a long time through website design and The Turning Gate, and we bonded years ago through a love of photography and sharing a similar philosophy of this art form and the teaching, mentoring, and critiquing of it. And an appreciation of red wine!
Join our special, intensive, five-day photography workshop along the stunning Oregon coastline.
Click here for the
instructors' galleries.
And, if we are lucky, we may even see some sea lions. Depending upon the year and tides, sometimes sand painting, too.
The weather is eclectic here, ranging from sun to fog and rain. It all makes for some wonderful images. Remember to check out the YouTube video "Blue Skies, Who Needs-em".
Click here for the
instructors' galleries.
Regardless of your level, you'll be able to celebrate your passion for photography, hone your seeing and imaging skills, and learn about the magic of light to make wonderful photographs. And don't forget our great and fun critique sessions that set us apart from many photography workshops!
When making your plans, it is critical that you plan on arriving for our first session on Monday. Our newcomers should be ready to go at noon, while our seasoned alumni can wait until 12:30 or 1:00 (we will let you know ahead of the workshop start).
We tend to stay over the night that the workshop ends, and for those who want to join us, we usually go out shooting and dine one last evening together.
So join us and and note that we are offering a twofer discount to those who also join us for Olympic National Park.
Meanwhile, be sure to carefully read our FAQs, as well as the various links in the box above. They should hopefully answer almost any question you might have.
