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This engaging, hands-on photography class teaches children aged 12-16 the fundamentals of nature photography while fostering an appreciation for wildlife conservation. Hosted by the beautiful Byron Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, students will explore the connection between photography and environmental stewardship through interactive lessons, wildlife encounters, and guided photo walks.
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Details
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Age Group: 12-16 years
Duration: Half-day or full-day session (4-6 hours)
Group Size: 12-15 students per session (to ensure individual attention)
Learning Objectives:
1. Understand the basics of photography, including composition, lighting, and focus.
2. Learn techniques for photographing wildlife and nature respectfully and responsibly.
3. Discover the role of photography in raising awareness about conservation efforts.
4. Cultivate an appreciation for the natural world and the importance of protecting wildlife
Features
• Wildlife Encounters: Get up close with native Australian species in the sanctuary’s safe, guided environment.
• Professional Guidance: Instruction from experienced wildlife photographers and conservationists.
• Eco-Friendly Focus: Emphasis on ethical wildlife photography and sustainable practices.
• Creative Inspiration: Explore how photography can inspire others to care for the environment.
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