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Workshop Details and Biography Natural History Photography Workshop
– Iain Green
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here for photos by Sam and Suzy from the 2002 workshop
The Isle of Skye gives fantastic and varied opportunities for the Natural History photographer! • An abundance of plant life in a variety of different habitats. June is possibly the best time for wild flowers on Skye - flag irises, orchids, thrift, ragged robin to name just a few, • Numerous different species of sea, shore and land birds. You are likely to see within easy walking distance of the house, eider, tern, heron, dipper, shag, cormorant, curlew, dipper, fulmar, redshank, ringed plover and others. Let alone many more further afield. • The possibility of seeing otters as well as other mammals and animals, • Seals are in evidence all year round, • Whales and dolphins are occasionally seen in the Bay! • And, of course, the ever-changing light and long light evenings of high summer! We will start with an informal
meal and introduction on Sunday evening; Iain, (also Sam and Suzy) will
talk about their photography, the local area, and discuss the possibilities
for the workshop; we will then have 5 full days for photography, observation,
feedback and learning. Below is a possible timetable for the week.
Of course activities may be changed according to the needs of the participants,
the weather and other factors. But there are always plenty of options,
to suit everybody! There is also free time for you to enjoy Skye for
yourself, to make use of our library, or our darkroom, or just to relax,
and chill out.
Click here for photos by Sam and Suzy from the 2002 workshop Residential fee £395, non residents £265 Click here for Workshop Details
"I like to spend time gaining an in-depth knowledge of the wildlife I am studying. Documenting the lives of a small family of tigers living in central India, I have had the chance to watch individuals grow year by year, from cubs to fully mature adult tigers. Observing three generations, building up an understanding of their lives has been a fantastic privilege and unusual in the current crisis facing tigers world wide." Visit
Iain's website by clicking here ...
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