Photo Workshops for 2012
My popular photographic workshops will continue again this year at the Prairie Hotel, Parachilna and the Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary in the northern Flinders Ranges.
However there will be a change to how they can be booked this year.
While setting dates was OK for some, it was not always possible for people to fit their visits to the Flinders Ranges around those dates.
There will be no fixed dates in 2012.
If you are planning a trip to the area and would like to include a one, or two day workshop at either location, I will do my best to fit in around your itinerary.
Pricing depends on the number of people involved and the location.
Generally a daily rate of $900 will apply at both locations for groups up to 6 people for one or two day workshops.
One-on-one sessions are also available. Contact me for details.
Email me at [email protected] or use the email form on the Contact Page, which can be found on the headings along the top of this page to get all the details and discuss your exact requirements.
The workshops will be fairly intense, starting before dawn and including a late afternoon session. Participants will visit several locations throughout the day.
This is a course to suit the beginner right through to the experienced photographer and covers a wide range of topics which will help you get the most from your digital camera.
Workshop participants will be able to draw on my years of experience shooting in the Flinders Ranges and Outback,my photographic knowledge and creative skills to make their own landscape images and learn about the this beautiful and intriguing part of South Australia.
The workshops will cover a wide range of topics which will help you get more out of your photography – composition, exposure, work flow, dos and don’ts, the best equipment and lens, the digital darkroom, how to be creative in the field. It will also include a demonstration of my own techniques.
Because I shoot exclusively with Canon digital equipment and because of the many makes and models of cameras today, it is advisable to bring along your camera’s operating manual. During the workshop you will need to find out how your camera achieves some of the techniques that will be discussed.
The photographic workshops at both locations will greatly increase your photographic skills as well as provide a fascinating and absorbing look at the Flinders Ranges through the camera lens.
