Paul Zizka Classic Rockies Workshops

If there’s one thing landscape photographers know, it’s that the Canadian Rockies are the ultimate photo playground! This winter, you can experience them alongside one of Banff’s most celebrated photographers, Paul Zizka, with two exciting workshops designed to get you out shooting, thinking creatively and making better images. The Creative Flow, assisted by Lee Nordbye, is a unique, full-day workshop designed to give photographers a behind-the-scenes look at a professional photographer’s approach to landscape photography. Morning Light is a rare opportunity to learn directly from Paul in the field, capture your own images, and then settle in for a mentorship session over coffee. Both of these workshops offer you the chance to get out into the Canadian Rockies and learn directly from one of the best in the business.

The Creative Flow

Location: Banff, Alberta, Canada
Dates: December 12, 2026
Early Bird Price: $595 + GST (Before October 1, 2026)
Regular Price: $645 + GST 
12 Spots Only

Back by popular demand! Join award-winning landscape photographer Paul Zizka and assistant Lee Nordbye for this annual sell-out event featuring a full day of photography in the Banff area, from sunrise to starry skies. Paul and Lee will guide you through their own process – scouting locations, reading a scene, composition, settings, and mindset – while giving you plenty of time to create your own images along the way, alternating between demos and your own shooting. 


Consider this day a tour (actually, it’s more like two days for the price of one), with a constant opportunity to learn from someone who has extensive experience documenting mountain landscapes in all manner of conditions.

For more information, please visit paulzizkaworkshops.com/creative-flow

Morning Light

Location: Banff, Alberta, Canada
Dates: January 17, 2027
Price: $175 + GST 
6 Spots Only

This 5-hour experience begins with a guided field session near Banff, where Canon Pro Paul Zizka offers hands-on instruction, personalized guidance, and creative coaching as you photograph the first light over the Rockies. After the shoot, continue the conversation indoors with an open-book mentorship session—your chance to ask Paul anything about technique, creativity, planning shoots, workflow, or the business of photography. For any photographer, this kind of transparency can accelerate growth, spark new ideas, and provide the clarity and confidence to pursue their own path with greater purpose. 

This intimate workshop offers direct access to Paul’s expertise and inspiration, all set against the mountain landscape that shaped his career.
For more information, please visit paulzizkaworkshops.com/morning-light