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Our director initially began the business in Ohio, traveling to his beloved Adirondacks on an as-needed basis. John still maintains his off-season residence in Ohio. Regardless, John and our other staff instructors spend many months in the Adirondacks each year.
At this time, other than mailings related to program registration, all of our communication with our mailing list takes place via email. We are committed to a "green" business approach. We will use Internet solutions, as opposed to eco-unfriendly printed materials, wherever possible.
See the Registration page on this website.
See our spouse/partner policy on the Registration page of the website.
The full program schedule is released near the end of each calendar year.
No. Unless the program description specifies that the program is intended for digital users film users should have no problems taking the program. However, with digital technology in use in nearly every aspect of teaching and photography we feel that you will get much more from our programs if you are using a digital camera.
Yes, you will receive a confirmation letter by mail, along with an invoice if there is a remaining balance that must be paid. The rest of the information concerning the program can be found on the web pages associated with the specific program you registered for. There may also be additional information sent by email as a specific program approaches.
Always put your name on the waiting list. Cancellations do happen and sometimes the waiting list is the only way you'll ever get into certain programs.
Syracuse Hancock International (SYR) and Albany International (ALB) are the airports nearest to the Adirondacks.
The Adirondacks are a very popular spot for weddings and other events, especially during fall weekends. When many of the hotel's accommodations have been reserved for an event there is no other choice but to obtain lodging elsewhere nearby.