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Cape St. Mary's August 1,2,3, 2021 / Elliston August 5,6,7,2021
The first Three-Day photography workshops take place in and around the St. Bride’s/Cape St. Mary’s area. It‘s a great opportunity for those who want to improve their photography skills, and discover another part of Newfoundland. The first will take place at Cape St. Mary's from August 1st to 3rd inclusive, the second workshop will take place at Elliston from August 5th to 7th inclusive. The cost is for each workshop $1000 CAD plus HST. Please call or email for availability.
Generally, the Three-day workshop begins at 8:30AM in St. Bride's. The morning session goes from 8:30 to Noon. There is a lunch break between noon and 1:30. The afternoon session begins at 1:30 and goes to approximately 5:30 and will take place at Cape St. Mary's. Day 2 begins at 8:30 at Cape St.Mary's, we break for lunch at noon, the afternoon will be spent exploring the shoreline near St. Bride's. Day 3 will also begin at Cape St. Mary's, the lunch break will be a bit later at 1:00PM, after lunch we will spend some time on Landscape photography in the St. Bride's area, followed by a debriefing and critique of images shot over the course of the workshop.
Cape St. Mary's is the ideal place to practice bird photography. The gannets are magnificent acrobatic fliers, and getting great shots is a challenge. It is also a very beautiful location in which to photograph other wild birds, flowers, and landscapes. St. Bride's is the village that is closest to Cape St. Mary's and thus the ideal place for your accommodations. There are many photographic opportunities in St. Bride's and the surrounding communities.
The Elliston workshop follows much the same format as the Cape St. Mary's workshop. In Elliston, we will be photographing puffins. As much as gannets are elegant fliers puffins are the complete opposite. They are a lot of fun to photograph and watch, and provide a completely different photographic challenge when compared to gannets. As well as photographing puffins, we will explore Bonavista and the surrounding villages for landscape and fishing village photographic opportunities.The Seaport Inn in Port Union is a convenient place to find affordable accommodation. It is also fairly close to Elliston.
The workshop includes photographic instruction, mentoring, introduction to areas visited, technical help, and feedback on images. The workshops will be limited to a maximum of 12 participants. Meals, accommodation, transportation, and photographic equipment are not included in the workshop fee. You should have your own camera, lenses, and memory cards. Some hiking will be required to reach areas of interest, hiking boots or shoes are highly recommended. By booking you are agreeing to the terms and conditions published on this web site. Please read those terms and conditions. Minimum number of 4 people registered necessary for workshop to proceed.
Three-Day Workshop
August 1,2,3, 2021; August 5,6,7,2021
Cost $1000+ Hst /person per workshop
for availability, details, and questions
email: seanoneillphotography@gmail.com
or call 709 800-8691
The first Three-Day photography workshops take place in and around the St. Bride’s/Cape St. Mary’s area. It‘s a great opportunity for those who want to improve their photography skills, and discover another part of Newfoundland. The first will take place at Cape St. Mary's from August 1st to 3rd inclusive, the second workshop will take place at Elliston from August 5th to 7th inclusive. The cost is for each workshop $1000 CAD plus HST. Please call or email for availability.
Generally, the Three-day workshop begins at 8:30AM in St. Bride's. The morning session goes from 8:30 to Noon. There is a lunch break between noon and 1:30. The afternoon session begins at 1:30 and goes to approximately 5:30 and will take place at Cape St. Mary's. Day 2 begins at 8:30 at Cape St.Mary's, we break for lunch at noon, the afternoon will be spent exploring the shoreline near St. Bride's. Day 3 will also begin at Cape St. Mary's, the lunch break will be a bit later at 1:00PM, after lunch we will spend some time on Landscape photography in the St. Bride's area, followed by a debriefing and critique of images shot over the course of the workshop.
Cape St. Mary's is the ideal place to practice bird photography. The gannets are magnificent acrobatic fliers, and getting great shots is a challenge. It is also a very beautiful location in which to photograph other wild birds, flowers, and landscapes. St. Bride's is the village that is closest to Cape St. Mary's and thus the ideal place for your accommodations. There are many photographic opportunities in St. Bride's and the surrounding communities.
The Elliston workshop follows much the same format as the Cape St. Mary's workshop. In Elliston, we will be photographing puffins. As much as gannets are elegant fliers puffins are the complete opposite. They are a lot of fun to photograph and watch, and provide a completely different photographic challenge when compared to gannets. As well as photographing puffins, we will explore Bonavista and the surrounding villages for landscape and fishing village photographic opportunities.The Seaport Inn in Port Union is a convenient place to find affordable accommodation. It is also fairly close to Elliston.
The workshop includes photographic instruction, mentoring, introduction to areas visited, technical help, and feedback on images. The workshops will be limited to a maximum of 12 participants. Meals, accommodation, transportation, and photographic equipment are not included in the workshop fee. You should have your own camera, lenses, and memory cards. Some hiking will be required to reach areas of interest, hiking boots or shoes are highly recommended. By booking you are agreeing to the terms and conditions published on this web site. Please read those terms and conditions. Minimum number of 4 people registered necessary for workshop to proceed.
Three-Day Workshop
August 1,2,3, 2021; August 5,6,7,2021
Cost $1000+ Hst /person per workshop
for availability, details, and questions
email: seanoneillphotography@gmail.com
or call 709 800-8691