2019 Programme of Workshops & Courses
Wildlife photography Course
Saturday and Sunday 19th and 20th January 10am – 4pm Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, Oxford Island
We return early in 2019 to open a new programme of workshops! The January course will focus on woodland birds. Day 1 will begin inside covering the basics of photographing birdlife, choosing a subject and woodland bird identification – then out on the reserve practicing techniques on the many bird species available. Day 2 will be spent outdoors photographing the birdlife found at Oxford Island, and we will spend time concentrating on birds in flight. This course is open to all levels of expertise. Numbers are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment. Outdoor clothing and own photographic equipment is required.
Cost: £75.00 for the 2 day course (morning break and lunch (main course and tea/coffee) provided)).
Booking is essential - Contact Lough Neagh Discovery Centre on 028 3832 2205
Saturday and Sunday 19th and 20th January 10am – 4pm Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, Oxford Island
We return early in 2019 to open a new programme of workshops! The January course will focus on woodland birds. Day 1 will begin inside covering the basics of photographing birdlife, choosing a subject and woodland bird identification – then out on the reserve practicing techniques on the many bird species available. Day 2 will be spent outdoors photographing the birdlife found at Oxford Island, and we will spend time concentrating on birds in flight. This course is open to all levels of expertise. Numbers are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment. Outdoor clothing and own photographic equipment is required.
Cost: £75.00 for the 2 day course (morning break and lunch (main course and tea/coffee) provided)).
Booking is essential - Contact Lough Neagh Discovery Centre on 028 3832 2205
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Learn to shoot birds in flight like the herons of the lough, and the ever present chaffinches who will hover close to feeding stations. Learn how to shoot fast moving birds, with sympathetic backgrounds and lighting.
DSLRs are recommended for this workshop, and lenses around the 300mm focal range will be useful, but longer will always work well. Bridge camera owners can take part too with explanations on focus tracking and high speed techniques |
