Kevin Sawford Photography is able to offer a variety of different photographic workshops, days and half days that would suit photographers of all levels.
2012 Photography Workshops
I run photography workshops for the Suffolk Wildlife Trust plus my own private days.
Suffolk Wildlife Trust Workshops (Please book via the trust)
‘Intermediate level Wildlife photography’, Saturday 28th April 10 am – 3pm Bradfield Woods £35 Places Available
‘Introduction to Wildlife photography’ Saturday 16th June , 10am – 3pm Lackford Lakes £35 Places Available
‘Intermediate level wildlife photography’ Saturday 23rd June , 10am – 3pm Carlton Marshes £35 Places Available
‘Introduction to Wildlife photography’, Saturday 18th August 10 am – 3pm £35 Redgrave & Lopham Fen Places available
Private Workshops
Bird’s of Prey day
These days are held at the Stonham Barn’s Owl Sanctory near Stowmarket. My days are scheduled when the centre has no public flying displays so we have our own private displays plus we perch various birds in natural settings so all come away from the day with a portfolio of stunning images.
To see my review of the 2011 days use the link below
http://www.kevinsawford.com/birds-of-prey-workshops-2011-review/
‘Birds of prey day’ Stonham Barn, Owl Sanctory , Saturday 17th March £50 Places available
‘Birds of prey day’ Stonham Barn, Owl Sanctory, Sunday 25th March £50 Places available
Exotic reptiles and other creatures photo evening
Held at Swallow Aquatics of East Harling these evenings are excellent for all levels of photographers. We have a large variation of creatures from large snakes to small insects that we photograph in a studio set up.
To see my review of an evening here use the link below.
http://www.kevinsawford.com/snakes-spiders-and-other-exotic-subjects/
‘Reptile & other exotic creatures evening’, Swallow Aquatics (East Harling ) Friday 10th February 6-9pm £25 Fully Booked
‘Reptile & other exotic creatures evening’, Swallow Aquatics (East Harling ) Friday 24th February 6-9pm £25 Fully Booked
More dates coming soon.
These days are advertised first to people on my email mailing list and can be booked up quickly. If you would like to be added to this list please contact me via the ‘Contact us ‘ link at the top of this page.
Photography Days
One to One (or up to three) full/half photo days. Join me at a number of different locations depending on your choice of which subjects you want to photograph. Subjects can vary from the macro world or heading out to a woodland or coastal location. Also I can travel to meet you at your favourite local patch to help you capture the wildlife on your doorstep.
These days have a fixed price of £100 for a full day and £50 for half day so should you want to share the price please feel free to bring friends/family up to three people in total along.
Please see below some suggestions for days to join me on.
Winter Wild Goose Chase : Winter on the north Norfolk coast is a bird photographers dream, as well as finding the thousands of geese that spend the winter feeding on farmland in from the coast we will also search for other bird life such a different waders,wildfowl as well as specialist subjects like snow bunting and barn owls.
A Seasonal Walk in the Woods : East Anglia has a many various woodland habitats and depending on the season we will search for subjects from spring flowers and insects to autumn leaves and fungi. We will also search for the more elusive woodland wildlife such as deer and reptiles. You can choose what you would like to find and I can suggest which locations are best for those subjects.
Swans of the Ouse Washes : The Ouse Washes are the winter home for thousands of Whooper and Bewick swans. During the day they feed on farmland and we will drive around to find these fields and photograph the swans flying between them. At dusk the swans head to the flooded area around Welney and we will be there to photograph them coming in and hopefully get shots of the birds silhouetted against a stunning sunset. As well as the swans there is many other species to photograph such as other wildfowl and possibly barn owls.