Content:
Red deer calmly strolling between ancient oak trees in the historic Jægersborg Dyrehave. In this workshop, we will go out together and experience Denmark’s nature from its absolute most beautiful angle.

This workshop is held either as one-on-one lessons or as a small private group. Teams will only be created upon request.

Difficulty:
The degree of difficulty in the workshop is up to you, which means that I vary the teaching so that you get the most benefit from it. There is therefore room for everything from the beginner to the experienced in this workshop.

During the workshop we will be working with:

• Learning how to set up the camera for nature photography.
• Learning how to identify good light and how to use it to your advantage.
• Talking about what it means to work expressively as a photographer.

Duration:
The duration of the course is 4 hours at either sunrise or sunset. The time will be agreed upon when booking.

Meeting point:
We meet at the Eremitage castle inside Jægersborg Dyrehave. From here, the trip will go around the park together.

Camera:
You have to bring your own camera to this workshop. Good results can be achieved with any camera, as long as you have a lens that fits wildlife photography. It is recommended that you have a lens with at least a focal length of 200mm. If you don’t have this, you can rent one from me. If you want to rent a camera, write to me and we will figure it out.

Language:
This workshop can be held in either Danish or English. It is up to you:)

Price:
1599,- per person.