Join Welsh photographer Andy Davies for an unforgettable day on Skomer Island learning how to use your digital camera to capture the stunning landscapes and rich wildlife. This is a truly world class destination and the memories will stay ingrained for a lifetime. One can just imagine Sir David Attenborough commentating in the background. Andy will provide hands-on expert tuition to small groups who are introduced to the basics of photography.

Workshop participants will have guaranteed places on the first island crossing of the day and privileged use of the library in the Warden’s House to review images on a

computer. Workshops begin in April when the puffins, guillemots and razorbills return to the island and start courting. An unmissable landscape panorama unfolds in May when the island is covered with a carpet of bluebells and red campion. Mid-June to mid-July is the time to capture the iconic shot of a comical puffin with an impossible number of sandeels crammed in its beak. The year culminates in the seal pupping season from late August through to the end of November.

Workshop dates for 2010
The Dale Princess crossing is subject to weather conditions and workshops may be cancelled at short notice.

Cost
Workshop £95.
Ferry £10, children £6.
Island landing fee £7, senior citizens £6, students £3.50, children under 16 free and WTSWW £3.50.

How to book
Numbers are limited and workshops must be booked at least two days in advance. Contact Andy Davies on 01646 636627 or email andy@andydavies.info

Equipment required
Digital compact cameras with manual capability or digital single lens reflex cameras (DSLRs) with interchangeable lenses.

Optional
Laptop computer loaded with Adobe Photoshop. Trial versions can be downloaded from the Adobe website.

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