Get In Shape For A Workshop

Summer is photo workshop season. we asked several instructors and photo tour leaders for their advice on what you can do to be in top picture-taking shape when you go

By Patti Thompson

Updated October 14, 2016

If you come from sea level and want to go on a tour at high elevation, are you physically fit and able to handle the abrupt acclimation?

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Originally Published April 24, 2012

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