Skyline Photographer's Retreat
Updated: Dec 7, 2023
Skyline Guest Ranch is collaborating with Amanda Tonagel Photography to offer a luxury all-inclusive, photographers' retreat in the Beartooth Mountains of southeast Montana! This exclusive retreat combines the adventure and relaxation of a Skyline vacation package with four portrait style planned photoshoots, personalized experiences, and networking opportunities! We are excited to welcome photographers to visit the ranch for four days of horseback riding, fishing, hiking, sightseeing, and of course- photography!
Dates: July 28th- August 1st, 2024 Location: Skyline Guest Ranch, Cooke City, Montana Pricing: $3,800 per photographer, $1,200 Plus One Guests
Activity Level: High
Includes:
Private Accommodations at Skyline Guest Ranch
All Meals
Full-Day Horseback Ride & Fly-fishing Trip in Yellowstone National Park
Four Planned Portrait Styled Photoshoots in the Beartooth Mountains
Photographer Headshot Swap Opportunity
Full Itinerary of unique activities and experiences including fly-fishing lessons, horseback riding, kayaking, ATVing, hiking, etc.
No Formal Education Components, just Collaborative Learning *Guide gratuities, alcoholic beverages, and airport transportation are not included
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