Meet up at 2pm to view the Prime Hook Photo Exhibit and learn what makes a good image. Afterwards lets take what we're learn and try to "make" not just "take" some images within the Refuge.  As a added bonus we are happy to answer any questions about Holiday purchases as well! Saturday Nov 19th. Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge,11978 Turkle Pond Road, Milton, DE 19968
Sponsor handouts included too! 
There are two payment options;
1)Registering and paying through PayPal by clicking on "Add to Cart" button. 
2) Paying with check or cash, and registering by emailing  jr@rolfephotography.com 

Meet up at 2pm to view the Prime Hook Photo Exhibit and learn what makes a good image. Afterwards lets take what we're learn and try to "make" not just "take" some images within the Refuge. As a added bonus we are happy to answer any questions about Holiday purchases as well!  Saturday Nov 26 th. Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge,11978 Turkle Pond Road, Milton, DE 19968
Sponsor handouts included too!
There are two payment options;
1)Registering and paying through PayPal by clicking on "Add to Cart" button. 
2) Paying with check or cash, and registering by emailing  jr@rolfephotography.com 

In conjunction with Photo Month which is sponsored by Gallery50 and Packard-Reath Galleries there will be a Rehoboth  Photo Walk led by seasoned professional photographer Judy  G. Rolfe on the boardwalk bright and early for sunrise, beginning at 6 am.  We will walk the boards "making" not just "taking" pictures.  The Photo Walk is approximately 2.5 hours long. Comfortable clothing, water,shoes, hat and sunscreen are recommended in addition to   your digital camera & its handbook, empty media cards, fully charged batteries & backup batteries AND your enthusiasm for digital photography! Optional is grabbing a breakfast, swap some stories, and do a little chimping (chimping is a term used for reviewingyour shots on your LCD screen on the back of your camera, usually accompanied by lots of ooh, oohs and aah, aahs). The tour will step off from the boards at the top of Rehoboth Avenue in Rehoboth.
http://www.50contemporaryart.com/2011-Photo-Month-Juried-Exhibition-Packard-Reath-Gallery-Gallery-50-Delaware
There are two payment options; 
1)Registering and paying through PayPal by clicking on "Add to Cart" button. 
2) Paying with check or cash, and registering by emailing  jr@rolfephotography.com 

Wachapreague is on the seaside of the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Population 236. Attractions other than just the mere beauty of Wachapreague include a fleet of offshore fishing yachts, birdwatching, unfettered barrier island beaches and in short an abundance of nature. The Wachapreague Channel winds from the town, through the marsh, out to the barrier islands beaches. Between Cedar and Parramore Islands it reaches the Atlantic Ocean. Easy access to the marsh and ocean makes this a popular place for fishermen and photographers! We will go out to these Islands via boat to make our images.
We will learn a variety of techniques that will  advance your technical skills and photographic vision. We focus on a number of professional field techniques to help you create dramatic and powerful nature images, including: Working with dramatic light, including sunrise and sunset and fundamentals of compositions.Traveling from the South,Wachapreague is about 35 miles north of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel or from the  North about 30 miles south of the Maryland state line.Interested in getting off the beaten path..

What's Included (per person)
- Photography instruction
- Lodging & breakfast*(Double occupancy,$45 each =$90, Singles $90.00)
- Boat out to barrier Islands for Sunrise

What's Not Included (per person
- Transportation while in Wachapreague
- Lunches and Dinner
There are two payment options;(*Price of $275 is per person) 
1)Registering and paying through PayPal by clicking on "Add to Cart" button.
2) Paying with check or cash, and registering by emailing  jr@rolfephotography.com 

There will be a Rehoboth  Photo Walk led by seasoned professional photographer Judy  G. Rolfe on the boardwalk  at 5pm. We will walk the boards "making" not just "taking" pictures. The Photo Walk is approximately 2.5 hours long. Comfortable clothing, water,shoes, hat and sunscreen are recommended in addition to   your digital camera & its handbook, empty media cards, fully charged batteries & backup batteries AND your enthusiasm for digital photography! Optional is grabbing a breakfast, swap some stories, and do a little chimping (chimping is a term used for reviewingyour shots on your LCD screen on the back of your camera, usually accompanied by lots of ooh, oohs and aah, aahs). 
There are two payment options; Indicate which date you'd like to attend by emailing jr@rolfephotography.com
1)Registering and paying through PayPal by clicking on "Add to Cart" button. 
2) Paying with check or cash, and registering by emailing  jr@rolfephotography.com 

"Photo Walk: Historic Lewes Delaware": Explore Lewes ( /ˈluːɨs/) with Rolfe Photography on a Photo Walking tour, Sunday August 7th from 6-8pm, one of the best times to shoot because of the nice, warm, soft, "end-of-day" light . We will head out from Cannonball Park and are guided through the eyes of a seasoned professional photographer plus be given creative photography tips all while learning about Lewes's history.Capture amazing photographs in 17th century neighborhoods along Kings Highway,Second Street, Savannah and Pilottown Roads and the Lewes Canal Front. Explore historic sites like the  The Cannonball House,Saint Peters Church, founded by Dutch colonists in Lewes in 1631 and ending at its garden labyrinth.As a professional photographer with over 15 years of experience, Judy wants to share her knowledge of Lewes plus give you tips to becoming a better observer through photography. To learn more about your Pro Photography leader check out her website. http://www.delmarvaphotosafaris.com/Disposable, digital , and film cameras and even Smartphone cameras are all welcome. The walking tour is approximately 2 hours long and covers an area of less than a mile. Comfortable clothing, shoes, hat water and sunscreen are recommended. Optional is grabbing a bite at Cafe Azafran or Cake Bar, swap some stories, and do a little chimping (chimping is a term used for reviewing your shots on your LCD screen on the back of your camera, usually accompanied by lots of ooh, oohs and aah, aahs).
 Meet at Cannonball Park at 6pm. Corner of Savannah Road and Front Street, along the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal. (Across the street from the Lewes Post Office).Lewes, DE. 19958
Directions:http://www.mapquest.com/#b0535ddd6f33ee005f02317b
There are two payment options; 
1)Registering and paying through PayPal by clicking on "Add to Cart" button. 
2) Paying with check or cash, and registering by emailing  jr@rolfephotography.com 

Smith Island is located about 12 miles off the shore of Crisfield, Maryland. We would catch the  ferry over, check into our BnB do some shooting at sunset, have a Smith Island traditonal dinner of soft shell crabs and for dessert the most famous dish, a locally produced cake featuring 8 to 15 thin layers, the Smith Island cake. The next morning we will head out early for a boat trip to locations around the Island to capture the abundant gulls, brown pelicans, herons cormorants,  and other shorebirds. Plus try to capture some of the waterman crabbing or wander around the small island. Our day will end with the ferry back to Crisfield, the mainland.  Click below for New York Time article on Smith Island.
http://www.nytimes.com