Wild strawberry, wood anemone, bunchberry, hawkweed, blue flag iris and lupine are a few of the many flowers blooming in the northwoods during June. The boreal forest feels vibrant with green, and although you can’t capture smells in photos, the woods smell of pine sap. It’s the perfect time to spend a day in the woods capturing photos of flowers. During the workshop, professional photographer Bryan Hansel teaches techniques for taking your macro images from a simple picture of a flower to dreamy fine art while emphasizing the emotion of discovery. Participants should bring a digital camera, a macro lens, memory cards and extra batteries.