Tasmania Photography Tours and Workshops
Join Luke for some personalised and professional tuition to improve your photography on a small group Tasmanian photography tour. From technique in the field, post-processing tips in the digital darkroom and guided tours to some of Tasmania’s most beautiful locations, there is a workshop that suits everyone.
Luke’s workshops are aimed at beginner to intermediate DSLR photographers, or for more advanced photographers who would like to take advantage of Luke’s local knowledge of many beautiful Tasmanian photography locations.
If you don’t see a date that suits listed below – contact me – to register interest and discuss alternative dates.
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Around Hobart (one day or shorter)
3 days in Tasmania’s stunning Freycinet National Park on Tasmania’s east coast. Based at Freycinet Lodge, special highlights of this trip include the Wineglass Bay Cruise, a night sky session overlooking the Hazards and sunrise/sunset sessions everyday. Read more →
Wineglass Bay and Freycinet 3 day photography workshop
A deluxe four day Cradle Mountain workshop featuring night sky sessions at Dove Lake, the iconic Tasmanian Devil and some of Tasmania’s most beautiful waterfalls such as Philosopher Falls in the Tarkine and Nelson Falls. Tour fee includes a single room for each participant! Read more →
Cradle Mt 4 days – Night Sky, Tasmanian Devil Park & Stunning Waterfalls
Four days including a morning cruise along Tasmania’s stunning Bay of Fires coastline! Based in St Helens, sunrise, sunset and night sky shoots over dramatic rocky foreshores will be the highlight of this workshop. We will also visit St Columba Falls. Tour fee includes a single/private room. Read more →
Bay of Fires Photography Tour Tasmania
5 days in the magnificent Tarkine rainforest. A special highlight is the fantastic autumn fungi, and a night sky session in this remote region of Tasmania is also planned. We will also cruise the Pieman River and photograph rainforest and waterfalls and rugged west coast sunsets. Read more →
5 Day Tarkine Rainforest Photography Workshop Tasmania
New 3 day private Tasmanian photography workshop at either Cradle Mountain or Bay of Fires. Personalised tuition in the field to cover exactly what you need to cover, at your own relaxed pace. Read more →
Private 3 day tours to either Cradle Mountain or Bay of Fires. Will run exclusively for one or two guests only!
Visit some of Tasmania’s most spectacular forests in this one day workshop. Explore the cool dark rainforest, photograph the beautiful Russell & Horseshoe Falls and marvel at some of the biggest trees in the world. Read more →
Mt Field & Styx Valley Photography Tours Tasmania
Discover some hidden photographic gems in the foothills of Mt Wellington, and then shoot a magnificent sunset from the Eastern Shore, as the city skyline sparkles into life under the imposing backdrop of Mt Wellington. Read more →
Photography Workshops Hobart, Tasmania
Our own personal tour with one of Bonorong’s keepers where we will see wombats, Tasmanian Devils, koalas and more! Learn all the important tips and tricks to master wildlife photography. You are welcome to stay on at Bonorong as long as you like after the photography session. Read more →
Bonorong Wildlife Photography Workshop.
One-on-One Tuition is especially for those who have made the move to a Digital SLR camera and need a little help “losing the training wheels”. Discuss any and all aspects of your camera, your photography and your digital workflow in a relaxed environment at a mutually convenient time and location within Hobart. Read more →
Click here to read some more general information on these trips. If the FAQ’s don’t answer your question please contact me with any questions you might have.
Please note: All arrangements for the Tours and Workshops (including invoicing/payment) will be handled by Leatherwood Tasmania Tours, of which Luke O’Brien is co-proprietor. Leatherwood Tasmania Tours is an accredited tourism provider and maintains all relevant insurance and licences to operate commercially in Tasmania.
