Full Moon Workshop
Availability: Fully Booked
Our most popular workshop this Full Moon class is about photographing the landscape by the light of a full moon.
You will be surprised at how much light there is on the landscape under a full moon.
MAY
Friday 8th May
7-9pm
Mt Martha Marina
(meet at Martha’s carpark)
$50
SEPTEMBER
2nd September
6.30-8.30pm
Sullivans Bay, Sorrento
$50
Suits absolute beginner
Need tripod
Choose from dates calendar above – add to cart – check out with PayPal
No experience required, suits the absolute beginner
Tripod essential
(non refundable)
$50.00
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Our most popular workshop this Full Moon class is about photographing the landscape by the light of a full moon.
You will be surprised at how much light there is on the landscape under a full moon.
MAY
8th May
7-9pm
Mt Martha Marina
(meet at Martha’s carpark)
$50
SEPTEMBER
Wednesday
2nd September
6.30-8.30pm
Sullivans Bay, Sorrento
$50
Suits absolute beginner
Need tripod
Choose from dates calendar above – add to cart – check out with PayPal
No experience required, suits the absolute beginner
Tripod essential
(non refundable)
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You won’t believe how much you can improve your photography.
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ND filter workshop
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ND filters cut out UV light, this slows your shutter speed right down during the daytime when typically you would be working with fast shutter speeds.
TBC
Photo credit: Gemma Abrahams
‘I was amazed at the pictures I took – I can’t wait to go out again’
‘the sky and light on landscape was unbelievable’
‘I know nothing about photography, but couldn’t believe the photos I took’
‘thank you Derry, I learnt so much’