23 Sep Your Ah Haa Moment: guest instructor, photographer Bill Ellzey
Every season, Telluride's Ah Haa School for the Arts seasons its schedule of classes with high profile visiting artists. This fall, October 2 – 4, photographer Bill Ellzey teaches an intensive. The workshop is designed to help digital photographers focus on the Telluride region's autumn landscape.
Ellzey is a cowboy photographer, who still cowboys now and again on the family ranch in the Texas panhandle. He discovered photography after university, (psychology and electrical engineering), during a four-year hitch in the Air Force. Self taught, Ellzey now teaches others at prestigious schools such as Anderson Ranch Arts Center and Winona International School of Professional Photography – and Ah Haa.
Ten years ago, National Geographic invited Ellzey to contribute images to their stock photography division. One of those photographs – of a sphinx and pyramid – became the September 2001 magazine cover.
Ellzey lives and works at his self-built strawbale home in Crestone, Colorado.
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