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    Badlands and Black Hills Recap

    Jul 13, 2016

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    Bryan Hansel
    in Picture, Workshops and Classes

    At the end of June, I taught a five-day photography workshop in the Badlands and Black Hills. Equal time was spent in the Badlands and Black Hills. We based out of Wall, South Dakota for the Badlands part and in the…

  • The Milky Way over Lake SUperior and the tombolo

    An Amazing Night of Night Photography

    May 10, 2016

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    Bryan Hansel
    in Newsletter, Picture

    Every now and then, you get an amazing night. In Cook County, on any clear night when the moon isn’t out, you get an amazing starry sky. If the northern lights are out, it can be even more amazing. That’s…

  • Sunset in the Smoky Mountains

    Spring in the Great Smoky Mountains

    Apr 21, 2016

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    Bryan Hansel
    in Newsletter

    Spring in the Great Smoky Mountains Photo Workshop is hard to describe unless you’ve been there. It feels like a real spring. Things are coming alive. Flowers are blooming and covering acres of the forest floor. The waterfalls are flowing.…

  • Winter 2015-2016 – 123 Images in Review

    Mar 15, 2016

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    Bryan Hansel
    in Newsletter

    The winter of 2015-2016 felt like a bit of a let down compared to other years. While, the average temps haven’t been released, yet, they were above normal. The winter was punctuated by rain and temperatures above freezing. It even…

  • headlamp under the milky way

    Best Headlamp for Night Photography

    Feb 16, 2016

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    Bryan Hansel
    in Newsletter

    Adding a human figure to a night image helps ground the image to the earth. A silhouetted figure is heavy with visual weight and attracts your audience’s eyes. You can use that to help develop flow in your image by…

  • reflection of the Tetons in the Snake River

    Favorite Photos from 2015

    Jan 13, 2016

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    Bryan Hansel
    in Newsletter

    I’ve already posted a retrospective of my travels from 2015 (see: Photos from the Road), so now it’s time to pick out my favorite photos from the year. That last three years, I’ve done this via eBooks (and I may turn…

  • Sunrise in the Badlands

    Photos from the Badlands Photography Workshop

    Dec 19, 2015

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    Bryan Hansel
    in Newsletter

    The second to last photography workshop of the year this year was in the Badlands National Park in South Dakota. I lead a group of photographers from mainly the Midwest, but also the east coast on a three-day adventure in the…

  • person watching sunrise in the Tetons

    Photos from the Road in 2015

    Dec 1, 2015

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    Bryan Hansel
    in Newsletter

    Looking back on 2015, I’ve discovered that I did some of my best photography while traveling. While I have one more trip to the Badlands National Park (this weekend), I thought it would be interesting to look back at the…

  • Paul Sundberg photographing Lake Superior

    How to do an Initial Edit of Your Images

    Sep 18, 2015

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    Bryan Hansel
    in Newsletter, Picture

    You’ve come back from vacation with several memory cards full of photos, and it’s time to download several 1000 photos to your hard drive and try to decide which ones to delete and which photos to keep. The chore of…

  • storm on Lake Superior

    Outdoor Photography Ethics 101

    Aug 25, 2015

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    Bryan Hansel
    in Picture

    Outdoor ethics and outdoor etiquette seem to receive only cursory treatment within the outdoor photography world, and it’s time to change that. The problem is as more people have discovered the joys of nature photography, the cursory treatment of ethics is failing…

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Bryan Hansel is a professional award-winning landscape photographer and outdoor educator with over three decades of experience. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including National Geographic and Outdoor Photographer, and he was recognized as the Best Photographer in Minnesota by Lake Times Magazine in 2018. In addition to his successful career as a photographer, Hansel is also an accomplished outdoor educator and guide, leading photography workshops to some of the most breathtaking locations in the country.

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Bryan Hansel is a professional landscape and portrait photographer based in Grand Marais, Minnesota. He teaches photography workshops in national parks and on the North Shore, captures outdoor family and couple portraits, and sells fine art prints along Lake Superior.

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