Early September in the Grand Tetons National Park is neither quite fall nor summer, but an interesting blend of both. The grasses have usually gone brown and a tree here and there might just show signs of color. It can be stormy (rain or snow), and it can be clear. It's the transition time between seasons that I love to photograph. It's also a relatively slow time in the park. I wouldn't be surprised if we have some of the sunrise locations to ourselves. That makes these weekends perfect for a Grand Teton Photography Workshop. We'll spend five days photographing the park from sunrise to sunset with a short break a midday for anyone that wants to take a nap, visit the visitor centers or download images or take a shower. Hikes are short and up to 1/2 mile from the trailhead. Midday offers an opportunity to do longer hikes on your own. Temps are awesome with averages ranging from 32 to 70°F. Depending on the moon phase, we may photograph the night sky or the moon one night. Dates: September 10 to 14, 2025, September 15-19, 2025 Cost: $1099 total. Nonrefundable deposit of $550 is due at signup. The remainder is due 90 days before the workshop. Bryan Hansel Photography is an authorized permittee of the National Park Service. He operates under a Commercial Use Authorization from the National Park Service.