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Join a small group of photographers for six days exploring the landscapes and living skies of the Canadian prairies, where dark skies, dramatic weather, and expert guidance come together to elevate your photography.
Experience the Canadian prairies during peak storm season on this six-day photography workshop. Capture sweeping landscapes, the night sky in some of Canada’s darkest locations, and awe-inspiring supercell thunderstorms.
Led by Scott Aspinall and Craig Hilts, this small-group workshop provides personalized instruction to help you bring your creative vision to life and walk away with images you’ll be proud of.
We learned a ton about storm chasing and night sky photography. Scott got us to some wonderful locations to shoot…
Scott’s course was excellent overall, and I would recommend it to anyone interested in improving their astrophotography…
Scott’s workshops are a must! He is incredibly knowledgeable and makes the learning experience fun …
June 25th – 30th, 20261
$2995 CAD – Double Occupancy*
$3445 CAD – Single Occupancy
Only 6 Guests
2 Photography Instructors
Step 1: Click Reserve My Spot
Step 2: Secure Your Place With a $1250 Scheduling Fee
Step 3: We’ll Confirm the Details With You Personally
*Double occupancy can only be accommodated should another photographer request this option. Consider registering with a friend.
The moon will be a factor for Milky Way photography during these dates. If Milky Way photography is your priority, please check out our July 12-17th dates.
What’s Included:
What’s Not Included:
Throughout the entire workshop, we will consistently be with the group, offering thoughts, advice, and real-time critiques. Feel free to ask questions and seek individual assistance for specific challenges, whether we’re in the field or the classroom. Your active engagement is encouraged and will enhance your learning experience.
After covering concepts of creativity, compositional approaches, and the benefits of smaller and grand landscape scenes in the classroom, we’ll spend time exploring some of the interesting terrain across the Canadian prairies to create imagery that is distinctly and uniquely you.
Because you’re arriving during the peak of storm season, you will learn what it takes to forecast supercell thunderstorms, how to get yourself into a great (but safe) position to witness one of nature’s most spectacular events, and, ultimately, how to photograph and timelapse them.
With access to some of Canada’s darkest skies, it’s only fitting that we guide you to some of our preferred dark sky locations in Canada. Here, you’ll not only learn the art of capturing the night sky but also enjoy the sheer brilliance of our dark skies.
This includes comprehensive coverage of essential photography concepts, an in-depth exploration of planning tools, and an examination of various techniques employed in the field. This dedicated classroom time is designed for participants to enhance their understanding and proficiency in photography.
We will navigate through the editing workflow, starting from the initial stages to the finishing touches. Throughout this process, you’ll gain insights into the utilization of Lightroom and Photoshop, witnessing how to transform a raw file into the final product that aligns with the artistic vision we had when capturing the image in the field.
We will cover some of the different concepts, theories, and tools around what makes a compelling photo. But, more importantly, you will learn actionable skills and practice them in the field. Because storm chasing is a priority, you’ll also learn what drives supercell thunderstorms and how you can chase them successfully.
Together, we’ll invest time in providing constructive critiques for several images from each participant. In these sessions, the feedback will be honest. We guarantee that you’ll depart with a renewed sense of inspiration, new ideas, and thoughtful perspectives that will enhance the quality of your image-making.
What you will need to bring, a sample itinerary and more information about what’s included can be found on our Tour Experience page.
Cost: $2995 CAD for Double Occupancy or $3445 CAD for Single Occupancy + GST and processing fees (if applicable)
Please note, that double occupancy can only be accommodated if another photographer requests this option. Consider registering with a friend.
Payment Options: Full payment or a $1,250 non-refundable scheduling fee guarantees your spot. The remaining balance due by May 1st, 2026 confirms your spot.
Note: Failure to pay by the due dates means forfeiting your scheduling fee, and the spot will be freed up and potentially sold to another interested participant (see more about the cancellation policy in our terms and conditions below).
If unforeseen circumstances arise, guests are welcome to transfer/sell their space to other interested guests. In such cases, guests are responsible for handling payment for the transfer.
Class Size: There is a minimum class size of 2 guests. If we do not reach our class a minimum of 28 days before the workshop, we hold the option to cancel the workshop. In this case, a 100% refund of your payment will be issued.
Insurance: We do not require that guests have trip cancellation/interruption insurance, but it is recommended. Weather and other unforeseen factors can cause delays in travel. It is the guest’s responsibility to cover any costs in the case of a travel delay of any length. Please ensure your trip cancellation/interruption insurance accommodates this possibility. World Nomad is an example of a reputable insurance provider. Please also ensure that you are covered for emergency medical/illness as Living Sky Photography Tours will not be held responsible for any medical costs.
Documents: You will receive the Workshop Itinerary, Leave No Trace Principles, and Liability Waiver after we receive your final payment. This is when you are considered confirmed. The Liability Waiver MUST be signed and submitted on or before your final payment date or you will forfeit your spot.
Please take the time to review Living Sky Photography Tours’ terms and conditions prior to registering. Registration confirms your acceptance of everything in the attached document.
1Storm timing is unpredictable. The workshop is scheduled for June 25–30, but we ask that you arrive in Regina by noon on June 24 and, if possible, keep July 1 available as well. As the forecast develops, the tour may begin or end a day earlier or later to align with the best storm-chasing opportunities.
To register, reach out to support@livingskytours.com or register online by clicking the button below.