Join us for a photography walk and workshop at the picturesque Wistaria Gardens in Parramatta Park, scheduled to coincide with the peak of the spring flowering season. This event, led by award-winning photographer Glenn Smith, offers a valuable opportunity to refine your photography skills in an inspiring natural setting.

Workshop Highlights

Skill Level: Designed for beginners and intermediate photographers, with advanced tips included.

What you will learn:

Capture the beauty of Wistaria Gardens while improving your composition techniques

Master the use of depth of field and color to isolate subjects, even in busy environments

Explore off-camera lighting techniques and delve into macro photography to capture fine details.

What to bring:

All cameras are welcome, including mirrorless, DSLR, or smartphone.

Why attend?

Benefit from the expertise of Glenn Smith, a seasoned photographer specialising in flora, fauna, and fungi

Participate in practical exercises and receive personalised feedback in a supportive setting

Take advantage of the stunning Wistaria Gardens, an ideal backdrop for capturing the vibrant colours of spring.

Things to know before you attend

What to Bring:

All cameras are welcome, whether you’re shooting with a mirrorless, DSLR, or smartphone.

Please dress for the outdoors as you will be walking through the garden

Your responsibilities if you feel unwell

I understand that it is my responsibility to ensure that all attendees associated with this booking do not attend if:

We/I show any COVID-19, infectious disease or virus symptoms or feel unwell

We/I have had a fever, diarrhoea or vomiting within 12 hours or at the time of the program

We/I have been asked to self-isolate

We/I have had a positive COVID-19 test result and continue to have symptoms.

If any of the above apply to you or any attendee associated with this booking, we request that you do not attend this program. In this instance, please contact us via email on education@gsp.nsw.gov.au to arrange for a refund of your ticket.