Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
With its unparalleled natural beauty, Hamilton Island will hold a photography workshop from July 13–17, inviting masters to lead you into the artistic realm of photography. Through your lens, you can uncover the mysteries of the Whitsunday Islands and document everything. Don’t miss this rare opportunity!
Every angle on Whitehaven Beach makes for a beautiful photo. (Image provided by Tourism Queensland)
Whether you’re a professional or amateur photography enthusiast, you can join this photography workshop and follow two of Australia’s most renowned photographers to the world’s most beautiful island—Hamilton Island. The workshop covers both technical and artistic aspects, as well as photography promotion and marketing. Observe Clare & David Oliver demonstrate how to shoot weddings, listen to Peter Eastway explain his compositional insights for capturing nature, and hear Bruce Pottiger discuss his views on digital printing and art. And don’t forget—you’ll also have the chance to visit Whitehaven Beach for an incredibly rewarding photo journey!
A helicopter ride offers an even better view of the Great Barrier Reef’s beauty. (Image provided by Tourism Queensland)
Hamilton Island Photography Workshop: 4 days AUD 1,490 per person
· Photography Experience Activities
· Whitehaven Beach Tour
· Helicopter Tour
· 3 Delicious Dinners
Introduction to the Photography Masters:
David Oliver
An AIPP (Australian Institute of Professional Photography) master and award-winning wedding photographer who will teach and demonstrate wedding photography techniques.
Peter Eastway
An AIPP master and award-winning landscape photographer, also the editor-in-chief of Better Photography magazine, who will teach and demonstrate landscape photography techniques.
Bruce Pottinger
An honorary member of AIPP with a PhD in L&P Digital Photography, serving as the digital photography instructor for this event and helping you tackle challenges in this field.
Clare Oliver
While some may dwell on the past, Clare Oliver focuses solely on the present, steadily rising to become a leading figure in wedding photography and carving her own path to success.
For registration, please contact the official Taiwan website of Tourism Queensland.
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