Macro Photography with Paul Irvine @ Manea Park Bunbury
- 天數: 2 小時 (左右)
- 位置: Bunbury , Western Australia
Attention All Photographers! Come join macro-photographer Paul Irvine at Manea Park Bunbury as he shares with us his tips and tricks for getting the best macro shots of orchids, insects and spiders.
Paul has been photographing things almost his whole life. He started macro photography with native orchids and then found spiders and insects also make interesting subjects. Paul’s macro photography has even led to the new discovery of a Peacock spider species in his local bush reserve.
Come learn about the equipment, settings and techniques Paul uses to capture high-quality images before undertaking a bush walk where Paul and the Nearer to Nature South West team can assist you in getting photos of the orchids and insects and spiders that call Manea Park home. We will be meeting at the start of Manea Park Walk Trail (off of Somerville Drive).
This activity is suitable for photographers of all skills and experiences. Bring along your camera and macro lens and flashes if you have them. Or bring your mobile phone and get tips on how to get better macro shots with it.
Terms and Conditions
- Minimum number of participants required. Event organizers have the right to cancel the event if minimum numbers are not reached. The decision to cancel the event is
made 1-2 days before the commencement of the event and notice will be given to participants via email or phone contact. A full refund will be provided. - Children are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult and be under their responsibility during the event.
- A full refund will be provided for any cancellations more than 48 hours before the start time of the activity.
- Event may be cancelled if weather is looking particularly wet or windy. Notice will be given to participants via email or phone contact. A full refund will be provided.
If you have any questions about this activity, please email swecoed@dbca.wa.gov.au
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