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Day 1
After arriving at beautiful Norfolk Island and settling in, meet your photography tutor, Michael Snedic, as well as the other workshop participants. You will be given a rundown of the week’s program and participant’s skill levels will be assessed. We will then head straight to Kingston for photography tuition “in-the-field”, where you will have the opportunity to photography some of the convict ruins, old lighters and much more. In the evening, join Michael for our Welcome Dinner at the renowned Hilli's Restaurant.
Day 2
We will be up bright and early for sunrise and seascape photography, down at Point Hunter (near Emily Bay). After breakfast, there will be a half day familiarisation bus tour of the island. This will give you an idea of what type of photography opportunities to expect at Norfolk Island during the coming week as well as giving you photo opportunities along the way. After lunch and a break to recover from our early start, we will head to Crystal Pools for a wonderful seascape and landscape session.
Contact Michael Snedic directly
on +61 408 941 965
Day 3
After breakfast, we will drive to St Barnabas Church, a lovely old stone church with stunning stained glass windows. Morning tea is at a local, rustic cafe, where you can ask Michael any photography-related questions. We will then head of to the north-east of the island for some more seascape photography at the Two Chimneys Lookout. There will also be a good chance to photograph the delightful White Terns as they fly overhead.
Free time after lunch and then it’s off to Anson Bay for some seascape and sunset photography. Using the large, oval rock boulders as foreground features can make for some stunning sunset shots.
Day 4
Here’s another chance to take some great seascapes at sunrise, photographing the waves as they crash over algae-covered rocks, with Michael. This time the location will be Cemetery Bay. Back for brekky, then we spend a few hours photographing the old government and convict buildings in Kingston, as well as the herds of cattle and flocks of geese, feeding in the foreground of the buildings. Very photogenic and so much history!!
After this session, it’s a free morning to explore Norfolk and photograph whatever you like, or alternatively, join one of Norfolk’s many tours.
Day 5
In the morning, there is free time or you may want to revisit and photograph some of your favourite subjects and places already covered in the workshop so far. After morning tea, Michael will present an audio-visual on wildlife photography. After lunch, we will visit 100 Acres, a wonderful, lush part of Norfolk filled with Norfolk Island Pines, indigenous plants and a great chance to photograph the stunning Red-tailed Tropicbirds (and other birds) as they fly past or hover over your heads at very close range!
Day 6
Here’s a chance to photograph some of the tiny subjects on the island. This morning session will have Michael showing you the best techniques for macro photography.
After lunch, we head out for our last landscape photography session. In the late afternoon, we have our scrumptious farewell dinner and entertainment.
To email Michael, please use the contact form or phone 0408 941 965.
NB – The sample itinerary provided may be subject to change or variation
due to prevailing weather conditions and/or other localised circumstances, that are out of the control of Michael Snedic.
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