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Learn photography amid BWCAW fall color (discounts offered)

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Hey all HSO/FMers. Hope your early fall is going nicely, with lots of fish hitting the boats. gringrin

We still have weekday and weekend openings for fall color photographic excursions available in and near the exquisite Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. These excursions are designed to show you locations for gorgeous fall color and to help you develop the techniques to get the most out of your photographs. More than 100 clients (including a number of HSO/FMers) have gained experience and know-how from these excursions. Clients have traveled from as far away as California and Virginia. Pro DSLR and film gear not required (a number of clients have used point-and-shoot cameras). Log onto http://www.stevefossimages.com/tours.html to see more or shoot me an e-mail at the addy listed below in my signature. Cheers!

Mention this post when booking and receive $50 off. Couples will receive an additional $50 off. smile

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Thats an awesome deal steve!! I wish I was around this fall as I would definetly take you up on the offer. Anyone pondering the idea of doing one of these excursions with Steve will not be dissapointed at all. A couple of weeks ago I met up with him and we did a full days worth of photography all over the Ely area. He is a top notch photographer and really knows his stuff. The amount of knowledge you will gain is unbeleiveable and if you are looking into DSLR gear or maybe upgrading he can help alot in makeing some good decsions. Give it a try and you will be amazed with some of the photos you will walk away with in just one days worth of work!!

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I booked a day with Steve for my wife, I will be the bag boy! We are both excited to get out with him. I met up with Steve last year during a ice fishing trip up to Ely, what a great guy. I think this year i will be going out with him to chase some lakers! Thanks Steve!

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Steve I just wanted to thank for the excursion yesterday, it was wonderful! If anyone is at all into photography and is looking for a class to take, don’t sign up for one in the cities contact Steve and do a day with him. I did this for my wife, she is a beginner photographer. She could not stop talking about the experience she had yesterday as Steve was so easy to work with and very knowledgeable. My wife said she learned more about her camera and photography in the one day with Steve then the last two years she has owned her camera! Thanks again Steve we will be booking with you again next year! I will post some pictures that she took from the day so you can see what you can learn and see in the BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY he takes you too!

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Awesome work!! Nothing like a fun filled day in the woods with Steve. If I didnt have school and Steve didnt have anything better to do with his life I would do that every single day. It is so suprising the new things you find to photograph everyday even though you think you know the area so well. Great Captures!!

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