Past Photography Workshops & Tours
Sunday, September 13th, 2026 – Maximum 3 Guests
This 2.5-hour photography workshop is perfect for photographers wanting to improve their skills while capturing the beautiful rainforest and cascading waterfalls of Lilydale Falls.
Beginning at 2:30PM on Sunday, the workshop focuses on the techniques needed to create striking long-exposure waterfall images. You'll learn how to confidently work with slower shutter speeds, achieve silky water effects, control reflections and glare, and expose scenes accurately in challenging lighting conditions.
Throughout the afternoon, you'll receive personalised guidance as you photograph a variety of waterfall and forest compositions. We'll cover filter selection and use, camera settings for long exposures, composition, focusing techniques, and how to make the most of the soft light beneath the forest canopy. There will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions and receive individual feedback, leaving you with the confidence and practical skills to capture beautiful waterfall photographs and apply these techniques on your future photography endeavours.
Mount Field Photography Tour (TAS)
I am teaming up with Tasmanian Photography Tours for my first interstate photography tour, and we could think of no better place to run this full day workshop than Mt Field National Park.
Sunday - August 30th 2026.
Sunday - August 30th 2026.
Mount Field National Park is a place of fresh cool air, towering trees, and rushing water. It is one of Tasmania’s most enchanting natural landscapes. On this immersive and hands-on one-day photography workshop you’ll explore the park’s lush temperate rainforests and visit iconic locations including Russell Falls and Horseshoe Falls, where moss-covered trunks, fern-lined tracks, and cascading water create endlessly compelling scenes.
Throughout the day, I will teach you my practical techniques for photographing waterfalls and forests, from managing dynamic range in harsh environments, to refining compositions and making sense of a busy environment. A morning session on technique and editing will allow us to capture the falls and forest in soft afternoon light. There will be plenty of time to slow down, observe the landscape, and create considered images that reflect the calm, ancient character of this remarkable place.
Designed as a relaxed yet inspiring day in nature, the tour includes private transport and a hearty lunch, allowing you to focus entirely on photography and the experience itself. This workshop is an ideal introduction to Tasmania’s temperate rainforests. An invitation to reconnect with nature and capture the quiet beauty of one of the island’s most beloved national parks.
Southwest Seascapes Photography Tour (WA)
October 9th - 13th 2026 - SOLD OUT
The southwest of Western Australia is one of the most biologically rich regions on Earth, home to an extraordinary number of plant species found nowhere else. Each year from late winter through spring, the landscape erupts with thousands of wildflowers, transforming forests, heathlands, and coastlines with colour - it is one of the best seascape photography destinations around Australia - offering spectacular photography opportunities.
The region is boasts many national and marine parks, featuring ancient karri forests, dramatic coastal cliffs, and crystal clear water. It also offers one of the longest whale-watching seasons in the world, running from July through to November!
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