The 2009 Big Cats photo-shoot
Synopsis
With more species, bigger enclosures and improved facilities, the ever-popular Big Cat photo-shoot is better than ever. Join us at the UK’s number one location for wildlife photography of captive animals, and get lens to eye with your favourite cats, including lions, tigers, leopards and snow leopards - an more.
Highlights
- Lions. tigers, cheetah and leopards
- Privileged access
- Private site, not open to the public
- Lens access holes for wire-free photography
- Learn the skills of successful wildlife photography
- Action shots, as well as portrait images
- Extensive enclosures with natural backdrops
- Lunch included
Description
Now in its 8th year, our ever-popular Big Cat Photoshoot is bigger and better than ever. Join us to photograph lions, tigers, leopards, cheetah and more in this amazing location, designed specially for photographers.
Our enclosures have natural-looking backgrounds and specially-adapted holes for lenses, making for great photography, whatever your level of skill. No special equipment is needed and the course is suitable for all levels of photographer, from novice to advanced amateur. And, of course, we are always on hand to provide all the necessary advice, tips and secret formulas for getting wow-factor images.
From close-up portraits to wild action shots, with the our many years knowledge and experience in professional wildlife photography and instruction, we’ll make sure you head home having enjoyed the experience of a lifetime ... and with the photographs to prove it.
Itinerary
11:00 Introductory tutorial
11:30 Photography
13:00 Lunch (provided)
14:00 Photography
16:00 Open session
17:30 Close
Cost
£129.00 per person

Cost
£129.00 per person
Dates for booking
Fri 12th June, 2009
Sat 13th June, 2009
Sun 14th June, 2009
Fri 03rd July, 2009
Sat 04th July, 2009
Sun 05th July, 2009
Workshop Location
Near Ashford, Kent
Max Group Size
16 participants
Course duration
1-day course
Workshop Leader
ChrisWeston and Peter Watmough
PDF Document
Coming soon!

