Land-Adventures & Wildlife Nature - Plum Island Photography Workshop
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended for walking on uneven terrain
Overview
Capture stunning images of Michigan’s Door County coastline and maritime history at Plum Island. Join a small-group photography workshop that combines natural beauty with cultural storytelling.
Plum Island Photography Workshop!
Book your tickets now for July 20th or September 13th!
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About This Adventure
Join a captivating photography workshop on Plum Island, where you'll explore stunning natural landscapes and historic sites like the Range Lights and Life Saving Station. With only 14 spots available, this unique experience not only enhances your photography skills but also supports the preservation of maritime history. Book your adventure now!
Enjoy a beautiful trip out to Plum Island to spend 4 hours in a photography workshop and walking the Island taking pictures of the beautiful natural surroundings and the historic Range Lights, Life Saving Station and Boat House dating back to the mid 1800's.
Departing from Gills Rock at 9:00am and returning at 1:00pm on either July 20th or September 13th.
There is only space for 14 people on each day, so book now to get your spot and bring your friends!
You won't want to miss this opportunity!
Proceeds from this workshop will go toward historic preservation of the maritime structures on Plum and Pilot Islands. Thank you for your support!
Adventure Tips
Bring a telephoto lens
A telephoto lens will help you capture detailed shots of wildlife and distant landmarks.
Check weather forecast
Clear days with good sunlight will enhance your photos; plan accordingly.
Dress in layers
The island's weather can change quickly; layering will keep you comfortable.
Arrive early
Getting an early start offers better light and fewer crowds for your photos.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Ospreys
- Great Blue Herons
History
Plum Island has played a vital role in Great Lakes maritime rescue efforts since the early 20th century, with preserved structures and stories that reflect its rescue station legacy.
Conservation
Participants are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the island's delicate ecosystem and historic sites.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Camera with zoom lens
Captures detailed images of wildlife and wide landscapes.
Binoculars
Helps to spot distant birds and landscape features.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protects against sun exposure during outdoor photography.
summer specific
Comfortable walking shoes
Suitable footwear for exploring island terrain.