25 May 2011

Red Deer Photography Workshop

Photograph majestic Red Deer during the Autumn Rut



I will be leading a wildlife photography workshop on red deer at Studley Royal in North Yorkshire on Sunday 23rd October. Price £85. Maximum 4 people. The date is timed to coincide with the annual red deer rut that is at its peak during October. Here stags vie for position as they hope to establish dominance over the female herd. Stags are at their best during autumn and provide one of nature's greatest wildlife spectacles when engaging in full blown battles with clashing antlers.



The species are not limited to red deer and we will also be able to photograph fallow and sika amidst the grounds. The changing colours of autumn will provide a colourful backdrop for this wildlife photography workshop.



Itinerary



8.00am: meet and discuss the day


8.30am: begin photography


12.00am: Lunch at the Lakeside cafe; learn from images


1.00pm: more deer photography


3.00pm: finish


Equipment: Ideally a 300mm lens or longer; plenty of memory card space; tripod optional; please do not wear full camouflage clothing




To book a place contact me: paul.miguel@ntlworld.com or 07759485791 (£30 deposit required)

1 comment:

  1. Hello friends,

    The red deer is one of the largest deer species. It is a large hoofed animal. It is a ruminant, eating its food in two stages and having an even number of toes on each hoof, similar to camels, goats and cattle. Thanks a lot....

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