Where:
South Brisbane
Starting near GOMA and entrance to Kurilpa Bridge
Duration:
2.5 hours
Next workshop:
Cost:
$145 (plus GST)
All images taken by and copyright of workshop participant, Leigh Wilson
Contact Michael Snedic directly
on +61 408 941 965
WildNature Photo Expedition’s “Brisbane City Lights” photography workshop is designed to show participants the best way to photograph beautiful Brisbane city at night.
The workshop commences at the southern end of the Kurilpa Bridge (near the GOMA building) where Michael will show you how to best photograph the city buildings across the river. As darkness descends, the Kurilpa Bridge will start to light up with a multitude of coloured lights. The amazing shape and architecture of this bridge, as well as the gorgeous lighting, makes this a wonderful subject for photography. There are so many different angles to photograph the Kurilpa Bridge and you will be shown how to take advantage of the various ways to compose your shots.
There is a great opportunity to photograph the William Jolly Bridge, with its wonderful ‘snake’ shape that is also lit up at night. We then set ourselves up so that we can photograph the Conrad Treasury building across the Brisbane River, lit up a brilliant purple colour, as well as other photogenic buildings around it.
Apart from learning how to take great shots of the city after sunset and be shown the best vantage points to take these shots, you will also be with like-minded photographers who are there to enjoy and share the experience.
Booking:
To book your place, please use the contact form and Michael will send you payment details.
Please note: This workshop is limited to 8 participants. This will ensure that you receive comprehensive personal tuition from Michael.
