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Norfolk
Broads Photography Course
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Des is a nature and wildlife photographer based
in the East Midlands. Although much of his work is of British
species, his portfolio also includes work from other parts of the
world - from the humid rainforest in Borneo to the arid desert of
Arizona. Apart from regional
competitions, Des’ most recent success was being highly commended
in the British Wildlife Photography Awards in 2010. This year, he
is a finalist in the Veolia Environment (formerly BBC) Wildlife
Photographer of the Year competition, as well as a semi-finalist
in the European Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. He
is also once again short-listed in the British Wildlife
Photography Awards. All the competitions are still on-going.
Des’ work can be seen in various publications
and commercial use. His fine art prints are also available though
galleries, art fairs, and online exclusive from his website:
www.desong.co.uk He regularly conducts workshops for
photographers of all levels. He also gives presentations to
natural history and photographic groups nationally. |
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Sample Itinerary - 2 Day
Course
Saturday
Arrive meet & greet at 11am, early lunch 12-1pm. After lunch,
up to 1 hour of introduction to photography - camera functions,
theories like composition etc. 2pm-4pm, bird of prey workshop.
Break/free time - use techniques learnt and explore Fairhaven.
Dinner at 6.30-7.30pm. 8pm, photo review/critique.
Sunday
Canoe trip for early-risers at 6-7.30am. Breakfast from 8-9am.
Macro photography from 9.30-11am. An early lunch and then course
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Maximum 10 in a group
Price: £200-250 pp inclusive
Swallows & Amazons Adventure Days
If you require any further details or would like to
discuss the matter further please do not hesitate to contact me
either by email
info@TheCanoeMan.com or on 0845 4969177
Norfolk Broads Photography Course from TheCanoeMan
- Des Ong is an award-winning nature and wildlife photographer
based in the UK. Although his portfolio includes work from other
parts of the world - from the humid rainforest in Borneo to the
arid desert of Arizona, much of his work and indeed his love is of
British species.
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