WATER VOLE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
North Nottinghamshire
Join me on a workshop along a canal in Nottinghamshire to photograph Water Voles. Once abundant in the UK, Water voles have seen a 95% reduction in their population over the last 70 years, due to the introduction of the American Mink and habitat loss. I’ve been lucky enough to spend lots of time with these charming little creatures. We’ll meet at at one of the few remaining strongholds in the east midlands and I’ll be teaching you everything I know; from spotting tell-tale signs of Water Vole activity to how to approach them and ultimately get stunning photographs.
What will you need?
Camera: Ideally a DSLR or Mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses
Lenses: A focal length of at least 600mm (400mm APSC, 300mm M4/3).
Support: A tripod - you are more than welcome to use one of my tripods for the session.
Extra equipment: Spare batteries and extra SD cards.
Clothing: Warm layers & waterproofs (just in case).
Further Information
Workshop Cost: £160 per person (max. 2 people). Book as a pair for £240. Includes £10 donation to local volunteer group.
Timings: The workshop will run from sunrise for approximately 4 hours.
Dates: 20th April to 25th April 2024 & 30th April to 5th May 2024.
Parking: There’s a free car park on location.
Activity level: We will be walking along 1km of a paved pathway by a canal.
Other Species We May Encounter: Grey Wagtails, Jays
All Workshops Include:
Full guidance and tuition throughout the session
A hot drink and biscuits
A free high quality 8" X 12" print of your favourite photo from the session
Use of tripod and other equipment of mine you would find useful
