Join two of the Rockies' most passionate and knowledgeable photographers, Kris Andres and Curtis Jones, for a multiday creative journey through Banff, Kootenay, and Yoho National Parks. This immersive workshop blends technical guidance with artistic exploration, helping you develop your personal vision while capturing powerful images in one of the world’s most breathtaking mountain landscapes.

April is a magical time in the Canadian Rockies—where winter’s final grip meets the first signs of spring. Snow still blankets the peaks, the rivers begin to thaw, and the light dances through shifting conditions, offering dramatic skies, foggy forests, and glacial blue lakes peeking through the ice. It’s a time of contrast, mood, and immense photographic potential.

Throughout the workshop, we’ll visit a mix of iconic locations and off-the-beaten-path gems, focusing on thoughtful compositions, storytelling, and elevating your artistic eye. Whether you’re refining your skills or discovering a new creative direction, you’ll leave with images—and memories—that will last a lifetime.

KRIS ANDRES // CO-LEADER
Based at the doorstep of the Canadian Rockies in Calgary, Alberta, Kristopher considers the mountains (along with everywhere he travels) to be his second home. Kris is always up for endless adventures with a smile—no matter how "atmospheric" the conditions are. He will be overly excited in almost everything he does in life, capturing each story with the click of a shutter, in any and all genres—from adventure to landscapes to portraiture to food and more! When he’s not out creating, Kris is a full-time yogi working to refine himself every day. [Bio Photo by Paul Zizka]

CURTIS JONES // CO-LEADER
Curtis is an adventure, landscape and portrait photographer from Newfoundland and Labrador who considers Nunavut his second home. Never tiring of seeing the sun rise from a new horizon or watching a contagious smile grow on the faces of friends and strangers alike as they step out of their comfort­ zone, Curtis seeks to tell stories with his photographs as he lives out his own. Throughout his career, he has had the pleasure of working with world­class athletes, artists, and production teams while shooting in some of the globe’s most raw, wild, and challenging locations. Equal parts adventurer, artist and clown, he is never far from a camera, a tent or a good punchline.