Who wants to photograph the northern lights

Calling all photographers that have always wanted to photograph the northern lights in one of the best locations in the world to capture the Aurora.

I am referring to the Yukon. It is here where you will close your eyes and breathe in crisp Yukon air. Smell spruce sap and the earthy scent of tundra, and listen for the excited howls of husky sled dogs. But the real magic happens when you open your eyes and drink in Yukon landscapes under dancing aurora borealis.

Come with us on a vacation in Canada's Yukon, it is a larger than life experience.

Now after five years of running workshops in Northern Canada, we’ve decided to take a group of photographers to focus on an Aurora hunt and select winter landscapes in two Kevin’s favorite locations in the Yukon, Whitehorse and Tombstone. 

This is the perfect trip for someone that wants to focus on capturing once in a lifetime aurora images over some of the most majestic landscapes Canada has to offer.

All the details can be seen here, http://www.kevinpepperphotography.com/2017-yukon-territory-adventure

Photography workshop in Yukon Canada

Yukon is home to Canada’s highest peak, the world’s largest non-polar ice fields, several Canadian Heritage Rivers and healthy, abundant wildlife. From the crimson carpet of the tundra in autumn, to the majestic mountain peaks and arguably the best northern lights viewing in Canada, the vast pristine wilderness of the Yukon beckons.

Yukon’s jaw-dropping natural features are what set this place apart. This is a land rich with dramatic mountain vistas, wild rivers and crystal clear lakes. Close to 80 per cent remains pristine wilderness.

I have been leading photography workshop and tours in the Yukon for years and have put all my trips for wildlife, landscapes and aurora on one convenient page.

Please see all of those trips here, http://www.kevinpepperphotography.com/yukon-photography-workshops