Glencoe Workshops

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GLENCOE WORKSHOP 2024 DATES

GLENCOE WORKSHOPS [MAX 3 PEOPLE]

I’ve had a lot of inquiries regarding ICM and Multiple Exposure photography, which I also love, I am more than happy to provide that on a workshop basis. If this is of interest to you, please mention when booking and I can let you know what equipment you will need.

Workshop dates ……………………………………………………………………….(please specify which date when booking)

FEBRUARY 24TH

MARCH 16TH

APRIL 27TH

MAY 25TH

JUNE TBC

JULY TBC

AUGUST 24TH

SEPTEMBER 28TH

OCTOBER 26TH

NOVEMBER 30TH

DECEMBER 7TH

Please note: due to other photographic commitments I only now do 1 workshop per month. If the dates above do not suit your schedule and no other parties have booked the above dates I will try and accommodate your available day(s) between a Friday to Sunday.

Small group workshop in the Glen Coe area Maximum of 3 participants. We will take in some of the iconic locations, Glencoe, Glen Etive (including Buachaille Etive Mor), Black Rock cottage and Rannoch Moor - along with more if we get the chance.

The workshop is tailored around you or your group as much as possible and I hope to give each of you on the course for that day the best day possible. By the end of the day, you will have hopefully learned new techniques and taken away some imagery you will be proud of and at the same time be more confident with your camera skills. In case there are any questions you may have overlooked on the day please feel free to keep in touch. When you book a workshop I will send you a small questionnaire to fill in so that the tuition is tailored around you, your photographic ability and what you are seeking to learn.

WHAT’S INCLUDED: •Technical tuition and advice.

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED • Transport to meeting point.• Food & Drink.• Personal Insurance.

WHAT YOU NEED: • Camera with spare batteries and memory card. • Tripod • Appropriate clothing. • Camera Manual • Walking Boots • Wellington Boots (only if you have them) • ND Filters & Polariser (only if you have them) Physical ability - easy to moderate

Cost £195

Payment details:
Paypal payments to garymcintyredesign@yahoo.co.uk
Please include your name, email and workshop date when booking.
£95 deposit (non refundable) to confirm place and remaining balance 7 days before workshop.

Should you cancel your place for any reason, your place will be re-advertised, and your deposit can be used against future workshops. I will confirm this in an email to you so that you have it in writing and can redeem at a later date.

WORKSHOP REVIEWS

‘I had a great day in the Glencoe area on Gary’s Workshop and came away with a great deal more technical knowledge than when I started. Gary showed us some great locations that i wouldn’t otherwise have found. I really appreciated Gary’s patient approach to teaching and as a result, I definitely had a few lightbulb moments. Thanks very much for a fun and informative day’’M.Forbes

‘‘I really enjoyed the workshop and got lots of good hints and tips especially the focus stacking which I had never considered although I had heard of it. Keep up the good work’’. A. Campbell

‘‘Location - easy to reach from most parts. Provided a variety of aspects to photograph - landscape, wildlife,sunset/sunrise .Times - good to get the range of daylight from sunrise to sunset. Distance/terrain - I personally didn't have any problems with this fitness-wise and would have been happier going a bit further. Teaching Style - the best bit for me. I came away feeling that I had learnt things, which has not often happened at workshops I've been on. This was mostly because you devoted your time to us instead of taking your own images. A recent workshop I have been would have benefited from this. Group size - I liked that there were only four of us as I think it meant we all got a fair amount of your time. Cant think of anything else off the top of my head but may add to this if anything else occurs.
But in general terms, a very worthwhile day and one of, if not the best I have attended’’.
F.Wallace

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