Due to there being quite a few people who missed out on securing a place on the winter workshop I am leading to Iceland in early March next year with my friend Andy Biggs, we have decided to run a 2nd trip directly after the first sold out expedition. This will give those who missed out or that are currently on the waiting list another opportunity. I am therefore very pleased to announce a 2nd jointly led winter photographic expedition to Iceland with fellow Moab Master photographer Andy Biggs and pro nature photographer Daniel Bergmann. This expedition is from the 22nd of March until the 31st of March 2013. This trip will also focus on the southern coast and Snæfellsnes peninsula. Due to pre-registrations from the existing waiting list and bookings already received there are already only a few places remaining.If you are interested in photographing in the amazingly geologically diverse country of Iceland then now is the time to register. At the beginning of March the darkness of the Icelandic winter is starting to lift and the days are becoming longer. We will have up to ten hours of good light during the day and with a little bit of luck the spectacular Northern Lights will increase our photographic opportunities well into the night. Winter conditions in Iceland can be stunningly beautiful: the glacial lagoons freeze, some of the waterfalls are partially frozen, the glaciers appear more blue with fresh snow on top and with fewer visitors, the black sand beaches of the south are more pristine. With true darkness in winter comes the possibility of seeing the awe inspiring Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). We plan to make photographs of them whenever there are clear skies and intense Aurora activity.If you would like to join us then please contact either myself or Andy Biggs with your registration of interest. This expedition is strictly limited to a maximum of twelve participants, plus leaders and guide and places are reserved on a first come, first served basis – there are currently only a few places remaining. For members of the AIPP Australian Institute of Professional Photography this workshop is CPD accredited and accrues 15 points toward your annual target of 50 points.  For further queries please contact me directly.

The 2013 winter expedition I am co-leading to Iceland with Andy Biggs is now SOLD OUT.  If you are interested in photographing in the amazingly geologically diverse country of Iceland then you can still register your interest and be placed on the waiting list.  The expedition is from the 9th of March until the 18th of March 2013 and will focus on the southern coast and Snæfellsnes peninsula. At the beginning of March the darkness of the Icelandic winter is starting to lift and the days are becoming longer. We will have up to ten hours of good light during the day and with a little bit of luck the spectacular Northern Lights will increase our photographic opportunities well into the night. Winter conditions in Iceland can be stunningly beautiful: the glacial lagoons freeze, some of the waterfalls are partially frozen, the glaciers appear more blue with fresh snow on top and with fewer visitors, the black sand beaches of the south are more pristine. With true darkness in winter comes the possibility of seeing the awe inspiring Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). We plan to make photographs of them whenever there are clear skies and intense Aurora activity. Please just email me with your details if you would like to be added to the waiting list.

I am very pleased to announce a jointly led winter photographic expedition to Iceland with fellow Moab Master photographer Andy Biggs and pro nature photographer Daniel Bergmann. The expedition is from the 9th of March until the 18th of March 2013 and will focus on the southern coast and Snæfellsnes peninsula . A copy of the information, registration and booking form can be downloaded HERE. Due to pre-registrations and bookings already received there are already only a few places remaining.

If you are interested in photographing in the amazingly geologically diverse country of Iceland then now is the time to register. At the beginning of March the darkness of the Icelandic winter is starting to lift and the days are becoming longer. We will have up to ten hours of good light during the day and with a little bit of luck the spectacular Northern Lights will increase our photographic opportunities well into the night. Winter conditions in Iceland can be stunningly beautiful: the glacial lagoons freeze, some of the waterfalls are partially frozen, the glaciers appear more blue with fresh snow on top and with fewer visitors, the black sand beaches of the south are more pristine. With true darkness in winter comes the possibility of seeing the awe inspiring Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). We plan to make photographs of them whenever there are clear skies and intense Aurora activity.

If you want to be able to take photographs like this then please contact either myself or Andy Biggs with your registration of interest. This expedition is strictly limited to a maximum of twelve participants, plus leaders and guide and places are reserved on a first come, first served basis – there are currently only a few places remaining. For members of the AIPP Australian Institute of Professional Photography this workshop is CPD accredited and accrues 15 points toward your annual target of 50 points.  For further queries please contact me directly.