Nature Photography Workshop for Adults

You're invited to join us for a photography workshop to mark World Wildlife Day, a day to celebrate the world's plants and animals and raise awareness of issues impacting our wildlife.

Come along on a nature walk through Queen Elizabeth Park with photographer Angela Robertson-Buchanan, who will guide you and offer tips for photographing nature. 

On the walk you'll spot native flora and fauna, as you stop at points of interest, listening out for birds and searching for critters on trees and shrubs. You will also learn about habitats and behaviours of your subjects and be set fun photo challenges throughout the walk.

This workshop is suitable for beginners and there are limited spots available so book in quickly!

What to bring:

Camera (all kinds welcome; DSLR or Mirrorless Camera*, compact point and shoot or smartphone), spare battery/memory card, water, hat, sunscreen, mozzie repellent, wet weather gear and closed-toe shoes for walking. Note, Macro lenses are useful if you want to photograph Cicada shells or intricate plants, Zoom lens if you want to photograph birds across the park or in a tree. You may also like to bring a small picnic rug to lie/sit on when stopping to take photos on the grass.
*Please ensure you know how to change settings on your camera.

About Angela:

Angela is a professional photographer, children's author as well as a wildlife carer specialising in birds. She teaches her nature photography classes with Nikon Australia and the Australian Museum. Angela's aim is to teach ethical wildlife photography where one creates minimal disturbance and stress, leave the smallest human footprint and be respectful to all creatures.

Meeting Point:

Broughton St (opposite Stanley St), by 'Concord Bush care Group' sign.