Hello All,
I am very please to announce a new workshop for 2009. The Great Ocean Road Landscape Photography Field Workshop. Come with us and expand your photographic vision as we explore one of the worlds most photogenic coast lines. We are heading over for four days in May, 15th-18th, to take advantage of the dramatic winter weather stirring up the Southern Ocean and giving us the best opportunities to create wonderful images of this fantastic area. Don't be put off by the weather as we will be staying at the luxurious Sea Foam Villas in Port Campbell. Shooting locations will be dependant on the weather but opportunities include The Ship Wreak Coast including The Twelve Apostles, Gibson's Steps and fantastic Forests and Waterfalls of the
This workshop has already been announced to previous workshop participants and we have had an unprecedented reception with only 5 places left so if you are keen to come along, (and why wouldn't you be?) quickly head to the following link to book your place. Non-participant partners are welcome, please enquire if interested.
http://www.craigingramphoto.com.au/Workshops/greatoceanroad.html
We also have two places left on the Broome Bird Observatory Field Workshop where we will spend out time in one of the worlds best birding locations with over 100,000 birds to capture developing the skills necessary to take world class avian images.
http://craigingramphoto.com.au/workshops/Broome.html
And one last thing, we are also looking for expressions of interest for an exciting adventure a little later in 09. The Himalayas Photography Trek in partnership with DCXP hosted by myself.
This trip will be structured as a 'Travel Photography Workshop' concentrating on the stunning landscape surrounding you, as well as people photography and documenting local culture, customs and history.
It is intended that this will be a small group to enable the participants to get personal instruction in photography. We will offer customised assistance on camera equipment choice for the trip if needed. The aim will be to help participants with their equipment choice so they are not burdened with tonnes of camera gear but have the right equipment for what they want to achieve. As with all DCXP treks, the group will be superbly supported by wonderful local staff, so that each day participants need only carry a day pack, and can concentrate on improving their photographic skills.
The inspiring environment you will be trekking through almost begs to be recorded, so it will up to you to look and learn and do justice to the panoramas laid out in front of you!
We are currently looking at expressions of interest for this one, so please contact us if this looks like your next adventure! This trek is tentatively planned for October 2009.
If you would like more information contact me or DCXP direct on +61 8 8232 4433 or email
Hope to see you soon
Craig
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