A Gull on a frozen loch illuminated by the sun
© Paul McDougall - Touch the Wild
Glasgow
Mastering Your Wildlife Photography Workshop
Learn how to add diversity and difference to your portfolio. This workshop with wildlife photographer Paul McDougall covers using light creatively, black and white, slow shutter speeds and how you can use the environment to add impact to your images.
Join wildlife photographer Paul McDougall on an unforgettable wildlife photography workshop in Glasgow,
This workshop is designed for people who are interested in wildlife and photography.
It is for intermediate photographers.
Ideally suited to people who understand how to use their camera but are looking at ways of diversifying their portfolio and creating different images.
The workshop will be field based at a location around Glasgow (exact location will depend on time of year)
The workshop will cover:
- Using light creatively
- Using the environment to add impact
- Black and White
- Understanding the rules and when to break them
- Slow shutter speeds
There will be a variety of subjects to try and photograph including: Herons, Mute Swans, Great Crested Grebes, Whooper Swans (seasonal), Goldeneye, Tufted Ducks, Moorhen, Little Grebe, Coot, Mallard Ducks, Roe Deer, Bullfinch, Long Tailed Tits, Kingfisher, Black Headed Gulls, Herring Gulls, Goosander and many more.
The workshop can be booked privately or as a small group. It can be tailor-made to exactly what you want to learn.
It will be a full day packed full of opportunities to capture common species but the focus being on capturing them in a different way.
The day is very informal and Paul will guide you throughout the day and will help you with settings and advise you on how to get the best from your images.
By the end of the day you will have all of the necessary information and skills to take your wildlife photography to the next level.
From £50 per adult
Departure days
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
January — December
Contact details
34 Birdsfield Drive
Blantyre
Glasgow
Lanarkshire
Scotland
G72 0XP
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- Disabled Parking
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Touch the Wild
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