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The best way to learn how to shoot landscapes like a professional is in the field, discover the magnificent Grampians region in comfort and style with leading landscape photographer Mark Gray...
After spending countless hours exploring the Grampians region, Mark is now sharing his intimate knowledge of the area with tourists and budding photographers.
Mark Gray is running an exclusive luxury photo tour of The Grampians, Victoria.
Tours are limited to only 6 participants so register your interest today to avoid missing out!
2010 Tour Dates
| Date: |
March 12th - 14th, 2010 |
| Places: |
Only 5 Places Remaining |
| Included: |
· 1 On 1 Tuition With Mark
· 3 Days Luxury Accomm. (Private Suites)
· Fine Dining Meals
· Chauffeured Mini Bus
· Group Technical Sessions
· Group Critiquing Session
· Technical Handbook |
| Cost: |
$2,450.00 AUD |
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Discover The Grampians Features
Location
The Grampians, Victoria
(Pickup from outside St. Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne)
Tour Guides
Mark Gray, Matt Veenendaal
Tour Highlights
· See The Grampians tourist attractions
(The Balconies, Boroka Lookout, Mt Williams Lookout, MacKenzie Falls & More)
· Receive personal professional photography tuition from Mark Gray
· Relax at the end of a long day shooting in your own spacious, luxury private suite
· Enjoy the comfort of our spacious air-conditioned current model Toyota Commuter Mini-Bus
· Group technical sessions allow you to learn in a group environment
· Group critiqueing session allows you to learn from others
· Take home a technical handbook with extensive landscape photography tips and advice
Accommodation
3 days luxury accommodation is included in the tour cost. Participants are accomodated in their own luxury, spacious private suites whilst on the tour allowing comfort and relaxation during down time.
Meals
8 Fine Dining meals included
(Breakfast 3 Days, Lunch 3 Days, Dinner 2 Days)
Skill Level Required
Suitable for beginners to serious amateurs.
Fitness Level / Difficulty
Moderate. Some easy-pace walking required at various locations.
Equipment/Clothing Required
· Digital OR Film Camera (Digital is preferred as it allows for on-location photo critique)
· Tripod
· Polariser Filter
· Sturdy, Comfortable Walking Shoes
· Suitable clothing for all wet and dry weather conditions
Places Available
Each tour is limited to only 6 participants
Technical Discussions
| • Part 1 |
An Introduction To Landscape Photography
Learn how to use your camera's settings to improve your photographs
(ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed & White Balance) |
| • Part 2 |
Compositions & Lighting
Learn how to improve your compositions and work with natural lighting effectively in the field |
| • Part 3 |
Landscape Photography Equipment
Learn about cameras, lenses, filters, accessories and highly useful practical non-photographic equipment for the field |
| • Part 4 |
Weather, Conditions & Seasons
Learn how to read weather patterns, predict promising sunrises/sunsets and pick the best times to shoot any scenes |
| • Part 5 |
Getting The Most From Your Photographic Prints
Learn how to print your photographs effectively. Topics include calibration, papers/inks, colour profiles, framing & more |
| • Part 6 |
Recommended Resources
A comprehensive list of websites for photo sharing, photo tutorials, weather information and more.
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| • Part 7 |
Recommended Suppliers
A comprehensive list of recommended suppliers for camera equipment, printing, framing and more. |
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