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Common Bird Photography Workshop
11 October
Join wildlife photographer Harry Rice for a relaxed and practical workshop focused on photographing some of the UK’s most familiar birds in the beautiful setting of WWT London Wetland Centre.
This session is ideal for beginners and enthusiasts looking to improve their skills, with tips on camera settings, composition, and fieldcraft. You’ll learn how to capture everything from robins and wrens to finches and waterfowl in natural light and habitats.
Harry Rice is a London and Chilterns-based wildlife photographer who specialises in Red Kites and small birds. His friendly, supportive teaching style makes this a great opportunity to build your confidence and connect with nature through your lens.
About your tutor
Harry recently completed a PhD in climate change and holds qualifications in both mindfulness and counselling. He brings these into his workshops to create a calm, grounding experience that encourages a deeper connection with the natural world and a mindful approach to photography.
Date: Saturday 11th October
What to bring:
•A DSLR or mirrorless camera with a zoom or telephoto lens
•Spare batteries and memory cards
•Weather-appropriate clothing and footwear
Join wildlife photographer Harry Rice for a relaxed and practical workshop focused on photographing some of the UK’s most familiar birds in the beautiful setting of WWT London Wetland Centre.
This session is ideal for beginners and enthusiasts looking to improve their skills, with tips on camera settings, composition, and fieldcraft. You’ll learn how to capture everything from robins and wrens to finches and waterfowl in natural light and habitats.
Harry Rice is a London and Chilterns-based wildlife photographer who specialises in Red Kites and small birds. His friendly, supportive teaching style makes this a great opportunity to build your confidence and connect with nature through your lens.
About your tutor
Harry recently completed a PhD in climate change and holds qualifications in both mindfulness and counselling. He brings these into his workshops to create a calm, grounding experience that encourages a deeper connection with the natural world and a mindful approach to photography.
Date: Saturday 11th October
What to bring:
•A DSLR or mirrorless camera with a zoom or telephoto lens
•Spare batteries and memory cards
•Weather-appropriate clothing and footwear
Saturday 11 Oct 25
WWT London Wetland Centre, WWT London Wetland Centre, Queen Elizabeth Walk, Barnes SW13 9WT
Time: 10.15am-4.00pmMeet: Courtyard pagoda
Price: £60 (including admission)
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WWT London Wetland Centre
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