easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly standing and gentle walking required around the estate.
Learn to capture breathtaking sunset photos with expert Andrew Pielage at Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin. This private workshop welcomes all skill levels and offers a rare opportunity to shoot Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic masterpiece as the sun sets.
Plan to arrive at Taliesin at least 30 minutes before the session to familiarize yourself with the area and set up your gear.
Using a tripod will help you capture sharp, well-exposed images during low-light sunset conditions.
Expect some walking on uneven terrain around the estate; stable shoes will keep you comfortable while exploring photographic angles.
Sunset visibility depends heavily on clear skies, so ensure favorable weather for the best photographic conditions.
Taliesin was the home and studio of Frank Lloyd Wright, one of America’s most influential architects, reflecting a blend of architecture and nature.
Taliesin Preservation actively promotes sustainable tourism practices to protect the historic estate’s natural and architectural integrity.
Provides full manual control and high-quality image capture needed for sunset photography.
Stabilizes your camera in low light to avoid blur and allows long-exposure shots.
A versatile zoom lens (e.g., 24-70mm) lets you capture wide landscapes and architectural details.
Layered clothing helps you stay comfortable during cooler evenings and potential spring breezes.
spring specific