Total Annular SOLAR Eclipse
Photo Workshop
Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
October 13- 15, 2023
Capture the "Ring of Fire" over the beautiful Crater Lake
What better place to experience the awe of the total annular solar eclipse than over the awe-inspiring Crater Lake?
This magical lake was formed 7700 years ago when a volcanic cone collapsed on itself. Over time the crater filled, creating the deepest, most pristine lake in the United States. On a clear day, you've never seen a lake this blue.
The workshop will be led by nature and night photography workshop teacher Barb Gonzalez who conducts weekly tours and workshops during Spring and Summer in Central Oregon.
What is the difference between a total eclipse and an annular eclipse?
During a total eclipse, the moon completely covers the sun. In an annular eclipse, the moon isn’t as far away, so when the eclipse is at its peak, it doesn’t cover the whole orb of the sun, leaving a “ring of fire” around the moon shadow in the sky.

Workshop Details
Pricing
Meals and Accommodations are not included.
Lodging: (CALL ASAP to book - can cancel up to 7 days in advance)
Crater Lake Lodge 866.292.6720
Diamond Lake Resort tel:(541)793-3333
1 Night Companion non-photographer $100
2 Night Companion non-Photographer $120







FAQ
- Digital Camera (phones will not be enough)
- Tripod
- Telephoto lens
- Eclipse glasses will be supplied, threaded filter can be supplied or eclipse filter sheet
- Intervalometer or remote recommended (or knowledge of how to use the one in your camera)
- Extra Battery
- Extra memory card
- Warm jacket, photo gloves, hat, etc., as it can get very cold
Barb Gonzalez has been giving lessons and leading tours and workshops for many years. She's not only accomplished and knowledgeable about shooting the night sky and landscapes but has a simple teaching style that anyone can understand. For the past 20 years she has written about technology as the Simple Tech Guru, writing about difficult technology and photography in simple terms.