Shooting for the Stars

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Come and learn how to photograph the night sky! 
You dont need any fancy equipment - just a DSLR with a kit lens and a tripod.
I will take you through what you need to know including composition, lighting, camera settings and how to focus on the stars to get the best images possible.
We always hope we will get a clear night but that is not always the case. However, I can still teach you everything you need to know and we will still get some cool images!
You will also get a booklet with all the information. It will be presented at the session for your future reference.
Numbers are limited to 8 people so I can dedicate my time to each person.

What to bring to the workshop
- Sturdy tripod
- A thick sock with the toe and heel cut out so it is a tube (to go over your lens)
- DSLR camera which has manual settings
- Make sure your battery is charged and you have a memory card in your camera
- Spare battery and memory card if you have one
- Widest angle lens that you have and any others you wish to try.
- Remote shutter trigger (if you have one - not essential)
- Headlamp, torch
- Waterproof boots
- Coat, hat scarf, gloves, wool socks, thermals
I am hoping it will be a warmer night but be prepared.... It can get cold!!!!! Wear appropriate clothing. Do not wear cotton against your skin. If it is going to be cold, woollen socks are a must and waterproof shoes/boots. If you are cold and wet, you will not enjoy the session. Be prepared!
If you want to come along with me and learn to shoot the stars then shoot me a message. The cost of the workshop will be $297. Price includes tuition and printed notes. Numbers are limited.
So how do you book? Just email me at Gill Fry so I can send you a registration form.

A $50 deposit is required to confirm your spot. The balance payable one week before the workshop.
Looking forward to seeing you then!