Cabezon Cinematic

Photography Retreat

Photography, videography, painting, and story telling on the Navajo Reservation

Cabezon Peak New Mexico

April 23, 2026

The Story: This on location photoshoot will be based on a story about a rendezvous of outlaws gathering to plan robberies in the area, disagreements abound and the gathering turns into an all out gunfight.

The Models: 8-12 models will be present and dressed in late 1800s southwestern attire. Horses, Gun props, canvas tents, and other gear will be available to be used in the scene. Models will consist of three Mexican Vaqueros, Four Native warriors, three Anglo Cowboys, and two women. Possibility of more.

The Location: Cabezon Peak is a historical landmark full of history during the old days of frontier New Mexico. A perfect setting for an outlaw scene. About 1 hour northwest of Albuquerque off hwy 550. Easily accessible with clear roads and good cell reception.

The Time: Initial gathering is scheduled for 3 p.m. Shooting hours is scheduled for 4 p.m. to nightfall which would be around 8 p.m.

The Results: What you can expect during this afternoon is access to models, your own moments of private shooting, your own areas of shooting as you can take models to different spots within the general area of production. There will be a loose and general flow of schedule to carry on the story line but will be punctuated with moments of creativity and exploration.

Cabezon Peak Cinematic

Photography Retreat

Photography, videography, painting, and story telling on the Navajo Reservation

Cabezon Peak, New Mexico

April 24, 2026

Back by popular demand

The Story: This on location photoshoot will be based on a story about a rendezvous of outlaws gathering to plan robberies in the area, disagreements abound and the gathering turns into an all out gunfight.

The Models: 8-12 models will be present and dressed in late 1800s southwestern attire. Horses, Gun props, canvas tents, and other gear will be available to be used in the scene. Models will consist of three Mexican Vaqueros, Four Native warriors, three Anglo Cowboys, and two women. Possibility of more.

The Location: Cabezon Peak is a historical landmark full of history during the old days of frontier New Mexico. A perfect setting for an outlaw scene. About 1 hour northwest of Albuquerque off hwy 550. Easily accessible with clear roads and good cell reception.

The Time: Initial gathering is scheduled for 2 p.m. Shooting hours is scheduled for 3 p.m. to nightfall which would be around 8 p.m.

The Results: What you can expect during this afternoon is access to models, your own moments of private shooting, your own areas of shooting as you can take models to different spots within the general area of production. There will be a loose and general flow of schedule to carry on the story line but will be punctuated with moments of creativity and exploration.

This unique half day event is priced at $1,800. Payment plan of half deposit is available if needed. Remaining deposit is required after two weeks of initial payment. If payment plan is chosen, there will be a 25 percent nonrefundable fee in case of cancelation.

Submit email indicating your interest of participation and you will receive an email with invoice for purchase.

There will only be 8 spots available for this one of a kind cinematic photography experience. Available only for 24hrs.

Shiprock Cinematic

Photography Retreat

Photography, videography, painting, and story telling on the Navajo Reservation

Shiprock New Mexico

May 8, 2026

The Story: This on location photoshoot will be based on a story of Navajo families reuniting after some time away. Historically, Navajo people lived far away from each other on the vast open country of Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado. Still connected through clans, families would disperse far from each other and periodically reunite in large gatherings. This traditional kinship scene will be the story line of this photoshoot.

The Models: 15-20 models will be present and dressed in traditional Navajo clothing. Horses, sheep, camps, and other gear will be available to be used in the scene. Models will consist mainly of families. From elders to children, men and women.

The Location: Shiprock is located in northwestern New Mexico and holds special meaning for the Navajo people. It used to be the location of important meetings and kinship gatherings. About half an hour west of Farmington New Mexico and three hours and thirty minutes northwest from Albuquerque. Easily accessible with clear roads and good cell reception.

The Time: Initial gathering is scheduled for 2 p.m. Shooting hours is scheduled for 3 p.m. to nightfall which would be around 8 p.m.

The Results: What you can expect during this afternoon is access to all models, your own moments of private shooting, your own areas of shooting as you can take models to different spots within the general area of production. There will be a loose and general flow of schedule to carry on the story line but will be punctuated with moments of creativity and exploration. Jeremy Salazar of Three Feather Studios will share insights in his creative process and give guidance on how you can set your own scene. All content created will belong to you.

This unique half day event is priced at $1,800. Payment plan of half deposit is available if needed. Remaining deposit is required after two weeks of initial payment. If payment plan is chosen, there will be a 25 percent nonrefundable fee in case of cancelation.

Submit email indicating your interest of participation and you will receive an email with invoice for purchase.

There will only be 8 spots available for this one of a kind cinematic photography experience. Available only for 24hrs.

Red Mesa Cinematic

Photography Retreat

Photography, videography, painting, and story telling on the Navajo Reservation

Red Mesa, Arizona

May 9, 2026

The Story: This on location photoshoot will be based on a story about a two Navajo Families engaging in a traditional game of horse racing. Whenever some people were at odds or had a disagreement, they would usually settle in horse race.

The Models: 6-10 models will be present and dressed in traditional Navajo clothing and late 1800s southwestern attire. Horses, Gun props, canvas tents, and other gear will be available to be used in the scene. Possibility of more.

The Location: Red Mesa is a perfect example of the iconic towering Red Mesa of the Southwest. Located on the Navajo Reservation northeast Arizona near the Four Corners, it stands high above its surrounding grassy hills. Easily accessible with clear roads and good cell reception.

The Time: Initial gathering is scheduled for 2 p.m. Shooting hours is scheduled for 3 p.m. to nightfall which would be around 8 p.m.

The Results: What you can expect during this afternoon is access to models, your own moments of private shooting, your own areas of shooting as you can take models to different spots within the general area of production. There will be a loose and general flow of schedule to carry on the story line but will be punctuated with moments of creativity and exploration.

This unique half day event is priced at $2,500. Payment plan of half deposit is available if needed. Remaining deposit is required after two weeks of initial payment. If payment plan is chosen, there will be a 25 percent nonrefundable fee in case of cancelation.

Submit email indicating your interest of participation and you will receive an email with invoice for purchase.

There will only be 3 spots available for this one of a kind cinematic photography experience. Available only for 24hrs.