Focus on Wonder | Small-Group Photography Workshops with Greg Koorhan and Lynda Green
Sunburst over the Mittens rock formations at sunrise in Monument Valley, Utah

Reignite Your Sense of Wonder

Small group photography workshops and retreats in epic locations to help you improve your skills and bring home photographic art you are proud to hang on your wall.

★★★★★

"Working alongside Greg at a workshop is literally the best you could hope for. His patience and overall knowledge are second to none."

Portrait of Sarah G., workshop guestSarah G.
★★★★★

"Because it was a small group, we knew we'd get a lot of individual attention. Both Greg and Lynda are very hands on."

Portrait of Mary M., workshop guestMary M.
★★★★★

"Lynda's years of experience show in every moment — her thoughtful guidance and instinctive understanding of light, angles, emotion, and skill."

Portrait of Phaedra W., workshop guestPhaedra W.

Upcoming Workshops

Every Focus on Wonder workshop is capped at a small group size, so you get real, personalized instruction from photographers who genuinely want you to succeed.

7 Days Great Smoky Mountains Photo Workshop promotional graphic over fall-colored ridgelines

Oct 18–24, 2026

Great Smoky Mountains Fall Photo Workshop

Golden light and ancient ridgelines ablaze with fall color in America's most visited national park.

7 Days Utah Unique Landscapes from Above Photo Workshop promotional graphic over banded rock formations

May 15–21, 2027

Utah Unique Landscapes Photo Workshop

Otherworldly buttes, badlands, and star-drenched skies across the Southwest's most cinematic terrain.

8 Days White Horses of Camargue Photo Workshop promotional graphic — Coming Soon

Sep 6–13, 2027

White Horses of Camargue Photo Workshop

Wild white horses thunder through golden marshes and coastal shallows in one of Europe's most cinematic landscapes.

5 Days Caddo Lake Fall Bayou Beauty Photo Workshop promotional graphic — Coming Soon

Nov 8–12, 2027

Caddo Lake Fall Bayou Beauty Photo Workshop

Ancient cypress trees draped in Spanish moss glow amber at dawn across a misty Texas bayou.

7 Days Valley of Fire Photo Workshop promotional graphic — Coming Soon

Mar 20–26, 2028

Valley of Fire Photo Workshop

Fiery red sandstone and star-filled desert skies collide in one of the Southwest's most dramatic landscapes.

8 Days Oregon Coast & Redwoods Photo Workshop promotional graphic — Coming Soon

Jun 5–12, 2028

Oregon Coast & Redwoods Photo Workshop

Towering ancient redwoods meet wild sea stacks and misty shorelines along one of America's most photogenic coastlines.

Meet Your Instructors

Two award-winning photographers, one shared belief: the best way to learn is in the field, in small groups, with someone who genuinely wants you to succeed.

Greg Koorhan adjusting a camera on a tripod along the Continental Divide

Greg Koorhan

Award-winning film director and photographer with 40+ years behind the lens. Greg built Focus on Wonder around one idea: we shouldn't take our world for granted — and a camera is one of the best tools for remembering that.

Lynda Green photographing wildlife from a boat with a telephoto lens

Lynda Green

Award-winning commercial photographer and university educator with 20+ years across landscape, wildlife, and drone photography — known for patient, hands-on mentorship.

★★★★★

"An incredible experience. Greg is an excellent photographer and coach, and knows all the best locations. Don't think twice, book now!"

Portrait of Steve C., workshop guestSteve C.
★★★★★

"Greg creates a supportive learning environment and genuinely wants his students to succeed. I highly recommend any class he teaches."

Portrait of Luanne G., workshop guestLuanne G.
Greg Koorhan teaching a small group of photographers on a hilltop at dusk

More Than a Photography Class

Every Focus on Wonder workshop starts from the same belief: we shouldn't take the beauty around us for granted.

You'll spend the week in small-group, hands-on instruction with photographers who've spent decades behind the lens. Not memorizing camera settings in a classroom, but chasing golden light in the field, working through real compositions, and getting honest feedback on your own images.

You'll go home with a stronger portfolio, new friends who share your passion, and, we hope, a little more of that sense of wonder we all started with.

Frequently Asked Questions

What level of photography knowledge do I need?

Both experienced and beginner photographers are welcome on every Focus on Wonder workshop. Instruction adjusts to your individual skill level, so you'll leave with a stronger portfolio no matter where you start.

Am I too old or too young for this?

All ages are welcome — we've had guests from 18 to 80. The only requirement is a genuine desire to learn and grow.

Can my non-photographer companion join me?

Yes. Non-photographers are welcome under the same booking terms and pricing — they're free to enjoy the scenery while respecting the group's shooting schedule.

Where can I find full pricing, dates, and logistics?

Every detail — pricing, deposits, what's included, travel logistics, and gear lists — lives on each workshop's own page. Jump to the Great Smoky Mountains or Utah workshop page for specifics.

What if I need to cancel?

Cancellations prior to 180 days before the workshop will receive either a full refund or credit to a future workshop minus a 10% administration fee. Cancellations within 90 days of the workshop cannot be refunded, but if we are able to fill the vacancy, you can receive a credit to a future workshop minus the administration fee. Workshop credits are good for one calendar year from the date of the missed workshop.

Cancellations within 30 days of the workshop (for any reason) will forfeit their entire registration fee as it is extremely difficult to fill the space on that short of notice.

Have Questions?

Not sure which workshop is right for you, or just want to talk it through? Book a free, no-pressure call with Greg.

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