If you've seen the listing for one of my workshops in the latest (April 2008) Outdoor Photography Magazine, you'll find that it doesn't match up with any of the workshops that I'm actually running. This is because I sent through details of two workshops - the 'Photography in the Park' one at Thorndon Park, Brentwood, on the 30th March, and 'Close-up and Macro Nature Photography' at Fingringhoe Wick on the 4th May.
Unfortunately, these two workshops got combined at OP so nothing really matches up.
Oh well, never mind. There are plenty of dates to choose from, so you will find something to suit you, and there are more in the pipeline for later in the year too.
Don't forget, there's always the option of One to One tuition fi you want to learn something specific, or just have the luxury of my undivided attention for 4 hours.
Lastly, if you saw the listing in OP, you may be wondering why some of the other workshops cost £80 - £150 per day, whereas mine are £30 (£35 at Fingringhoe, which includes lunch).
The simple answer is one of numbers and what's included. My workshops can have up to a dozen participants, others may restrict numbers to 2, 3 or 4. Also, if it's a residential course, this should include accommodation and food.
Above all, I want to give you a enjoyable day, for a reasonable price. I make a reasonable wage from the day, Essex Wildlife Trust (the charity that hosts these workshops) receive a good donation, even better if you Gift Aid your course fee, and you go away at the end of the day feeling that you've had excellent value for money. Everyone's a winner.
See you soon,
Daniel
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