"One of the 12 awesome travel
photography workshops in the
United States."
American Photo Magazine
photography workshops in the
United States."
American Photo Magazine
Horizon Photography Workshops
(603) 305-8282
info@horizonworkshops.com
(603) 305-8282
info@horizonworkshops.com
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photo by Pat Cooney © 2006
photo by Carl Abrams © 2005
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Jim Cornfield in the May, 2011 issue of Rangefinder (the Magazine for Professional Photographers) says this about Horizon Director Steve Gottlieb's book, Washington: Portrait of a City: "Gottlieb finds surprising details and touching moments of human interaction." The book contains "timeless images" and is a "classic." Download Article
In an April, 2009 feature story in Southern Living magazine about Horizon, Annette Thompson said: "We met legendary National Geographic photographer Bob Madden on the bridge over the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal just before sunrise. I was captivated by the sleepy Chesapeake City emerging from a light fog....During the weekend I discovered the magic in taking my own pictures [to illustrate my stories]. You can too."
An article by noted travel photographer Bob Krist in the September issue of WEEKEND Magazine (a new Hearst publication) highlighted Horizon as one of the nine best weekend workshops in the country. (Horizon was the only one on the list between Maine and Washington D.C.)
The cover story of Cecil County Connections (August-September, 2006) was on Steve Gottlieb's upcoming book on Cecil County, Maryland.
The story about Chesapeake City in the September 2006 issue of Waterfront Home & Design highlighted Horizon Workshops.
In a February, 2006 feature in Shutterbug magazine, Barry Tanenbaum reports: "For photography, the [Cecil County] area's ideal: wide-open spaces, great scenery, farms, five rivers, wildlife, picture-perfect small towns. Throw in accommodations and relatively temperate weather and it's a perfect place...[and it's] within a three hour drive of over 10% of the entire population of the U.S."
Website www.apogeephoto.com, one of the leading photography sites, features Horizon Founder Steve Gottlieb in "Behind the Workshops: Focus on the Instructors."
"[Some of the] nation's best photographers now offer workshops in Maryland's Cecil County . . . midway between New York City and Washington, D.C., notes Mariner Magazine editor Chris Knauss.(May 13, 2005 story)
"Jon Cox [the Digital Basics course instructor] has an obvious passion for photography, the natural world and a computer's potential to enhance creativity," reports Laura Bly in a USA Today "Destinations & Diversions" cover story. (USA Today, May 6, 2005)
"Gottlieb's workshop helps amateur and professional photographers develop their own way of seeing the world," reports Kent Steinriede. (Wilmington News Journal, Feb. 15, 2005)
In reviewing Steve Gottlieb's recent book, Washington: Portrait of a City, Shutterbug magazine states: "Gifted author and photographer Steve Gottlieb has crafted yet another inspiring book . . ." See more at:
Jim Cornfield in the May, 2011 issue of Rangefinder (the Magazine for Professional Photographers) says this about Horizon Director Steve Gottlieb's book, Washington: Portrait of a City: "Gottlieb finds surprising details and touching moments of human interaction." The book contains "timeless images" and is a "classic." Download Article
In an April, 2009 feature story in Southern Living magazine about Horizon, Annette Thompson said: "We met legendary National Geographic photographer Bob Madden on the bridge over the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal just before sunrise. I was captivated by the sleepy Chesapeake City emerging from a light fog....During the weekend I discovered the magic in taking my own pictures [to illustrate my stories]. You can too."
An article by noted travel photographer Bob Krist in the September issue of WEEKEND Magazine (a new Hearst publication) highlighted Horizon as one of the nine best weekend workshops in the country. (Horizon was the only one on the list between Maine and Washington D.C.)
The cover story of Cecil County Connections (August-September, 2006) was on Steve Gottlieb's upcoming book on Cecil County, Maryland.
The story about Chesapeake City in the September 2006 issue of Waterfront Home & Design highlighted Horizon Workshops.
In a February, 2006 feature in Shutterbug magazine, Barry Tanenbaum reports: "For photography, the [Cecil County] area's ideal: wide-open spaces, great scenery, farms, five rivers, wildlife, picture-perfect small towns. Throw in accommodations and relatively temperate weather and it's a perfect place...[and it's] within a three hour drive of over 10% of the entire population of the U.S."
http://www.shutterbug.net/features/0206start/index.html
Website www.apogeephoto.com, one of the leading photography sites, features Horizon Founder Steve Gottlieb in "Behind the Workshops: Focus on the Instructors."
http://www.apogeephoto.com/june2005/sgottlieb62005.shtml
"[Some of the] nation's best photographers now offer workshops in Maryland's Cecil County . . . midway between New York City and Washington, D.C., notes Mariner Magazine editor Chris Knauss.(May 13, 2005 story)
"Jon Cox [the Digital Basics course instructor] has an obvious passion for photography, the natural world and a computer's potential to enhance creativity," reports Laura Bly in a USA Today "Destinations & Diversions" cover story. (USA Today, May 6, 2005)
http://www.usatoday.com/travel/destinations/2005-05-05-digital-photos_x.htm
"Gottlieb's workshop helps amateur and professional photographers develop their own way of seeing the world," reports Kent Steinriede. (Wilmington News Journal, Feb. 15, 2005)
http://www2.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/life/2005/02/15forphotographer.html
In reviewing Steve Gottlieb's recent book, Washington: Portrait of a City, Shutterbug magazine states: "Gifted author and photographer Steve Gottlieb has crafted yet another inspiring book . . ." See more at:
http://www.shutterbug.net/book_reviews/1204books/index1.html