Our local environment is filled with many and varied beautiful birds. A workshop being offered by Greenways Land Trust will develop your skills in recognizing which birds are which and how to capture them with your capture. Birding enthusiasts and aspiring photographers are invited to Oyster Bay Shoreline Park on Wednesday, Aug.
21 for a rare opportunity to combine birdwatching with photography in one of Vancouver Island's prime locations for shorebird sightings during the fall migration. Led by the knowledgeable and engaging birding experts Dr. Ray Allan and Kyle Fitzpatrick, and joined by photographer Mikey Parsons, the workshop will cover bird identification, photography techniques, and the ethics of nature photography.
Participants will also gain insights into bird ecology and the importance of preserving natural habitats. The fee for the workshop is $60 ($50 for Greenways ' members) and dvanced registration is required. Attendance is limited to 15 participants.
Register at Eventbrite . Highlights of the workshop include: - Expert Instruction: Learn from Dr. Ray Allan, Kyle Fitzpatrick, and Mikey Parsons.
- Hands-on Practice: Participants are encouraged to bring their own camera gear to practice capturing stunning bird images. - Ethics and Ecology: Discussions on the ethics of nature photography and the ecological significance of birds. - Prime Location: Experience birding at Oyster Bay Shoreline Park, a key site for observing shorebirds during migration.
For a preview of Mikey Parsons' exceptional bird photography, visit his website at Mikey Parsons Photography . Participants should bring their camera equipment, a snack, and water. This workshop is designed for anyone looking to enhance their photography skills or simply enjoy the beauty of birdwatching in a spectacular natural setting.
For more information, contact 250-287-3785 or [email protected]..
