Learn to find inspiring subject matter after dark
Maximum 10 participants + 1 Tutor
From the moving ferry lights on the harbour to the neon lights of the central business district, the night photography workshop will introduce you to some very simple yet very creative tips and techniques involved in shooting after dark in Sydney.
Control your camera manually as you learn how to expose for mood, capture light blur trails, zooming and light painting techniques, creative portraits at night and much more.
For beginners looking for a fun and exciting introduction to digital photography or enthusiasts looking to brush up on their technique. All you need is a Digital SLR or Mirrorless camera with full manual controls, a sturdy tripod and lots of memory space.
NOT SUITABLE FOR COMPACT CAMERAS WITHOUT FULL MANUAL CAPABILITY.
A TRIPOD IS ESSENTIAL FOR THIS WORKSHOP – Please note – we do NOT loan tripods.
* A final weather check will be conducted with the Bureau of Meteorology on the afternoon of each workshop. This may lead to the workshop being postponed in cases of unfavourable weather reports. The workshop may run in cases of light showers but not in persistent showers or heavy rain. Should we need to postpone you will be notified on the afternoon of your Workshop via text message to the mobile number supplied to us.
N.B. Classes are run subject to acquiring minimum numbers

FAQs
Who is the night photography course for?
The following night photography workshop is a fantastic course for beginners and amateurs who will further their photography skills, build their portfolio and master the art of nighttime photography.
How much does it cost for the night photography course/workshop?
Our practical night photography courses currently costs $99 to enrol – an absolute steal!
What is the duration of the night photography course?
This engaging course is three hours in length and held on various weeknight evenings throughout the year. The night photography workshop currently runs from 6pm to 9pm OR (7pm to 10pm during daylight savings).
What can I expect to learn from the course?
Ready to experience Sydney in a whole new perspective and see the city life come alive? With our three hour night photography course, you can expect the extraordinary to occur! This workshop is lead and taught by an award winning professional photographer. You are guaranteed hands-on experience to capture some of Sydney’s most stunning night-time vistas and iconic harbour landmarks at night. Whether it’s capturing the ferry lights that frequent Sydney harbour or manipulating the striking neon lights of our city’s central business district, the night photography class will introduce you to a variety of creative and technical tips to truly capture the essence of Sydney after dark. Please note, this course is location-based around the Sydney Harbour Foreshore. Comfortable, warm clothes and wet weather gear may be required. Contact our team for more information.
What camera do I need for the night photography course?
To participate in our night photography courses you must bring a DSLR Camera or mirrorless camera with manual capacity. This course also requires you to bring a tripod (mandatory), fully charged spare batteries if you have them, and a selection of lenses to experiment with.
Why choose Sydney Photographic Workshops for the course?
At Sydney Photographic Workshops, we ensure our practical courses encompass the necessary skills to provide you with the creative and technical foundation to create a stunning portfolio of night time images. If you’re determined to further your knack for photography, our variety of hands-on workshops, intimate private classes, and corporate training programs are a surefire way to get you where you need to be. Whatever class you choose, you will experience a sensational curriculum of workshops Curated by our principal tutor and internationally awarded professional photographer and AIPP Master Photographer, Daniel Linnet.
David Rowlinson –
The Vivid night shoot photograph course last Thursday with Glenn was absolutely fantastic. I learned heaps, and got some great snaps. I’d highly recommend it! Thanks so much. Cheers, David R