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Join the Beyond the Wild team—Mark Raycroft and Ron Hayes—for an unforgettable evening of wildlife photography at Antelope Island. Set against one of Utah’s most iconic landscapes, this hands-on workshop is designed to help you capture compelling images of bison, pronghorn, and other native wildlife during the golden hours of light.
Taking place on Thursday, May 14th from 6:30pm–9pm, this field session focuses on real-world techniques for observing animal behavior, composing impactful images, and working with changing light in a natural environment. Mark and Ron will share their approach to positioning, timing, and storytelling to help you come away with stronger, more intentional wildlife images.
Check-in will be at the parking lot right before the Antelope Island entrance booth at 6:30pm. Please be on time! Antelope Island State Park has provided us with wristbands and parking passes allowing us free entrance into the park. Attendees MUST have a wristband to get in the park.
We will then carpool down to Farr Ranch area and make out trek around the Island from there.
📅 Thursday, May 14th | 6:30pm–9pm
Canon will be there with loaner cameras and lenses for attendees to try out.
Beyond the Wild photos from Antelope Island:
Get to Know Mark:
Mark Raycroft is a professional wildlife photographer and biologist who has spent over 30 years documenting the life cycles and challenges of North America’s most iconic species, including moose, caribou, elk, and bears. Through his work, he captures the complexity and beauty of animals in their natural habitats, with the goal of inspiring a deeper understanding and encouraging the preservation of the wild spaces they depend on. He is also a co-host of the Beyond the Wild Podcast, where he explores the strategies, timing, and gear needed to increase your chances of capturing powerful wildlife moments. Payment & Security
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