Shoot Like a Guide: Hands-on Photography Training for Queenstown Tourism Professionals

Learn how to take better photos on the job, and help your business stand out online.

This half-day, hands-on workshop is designed for Queenstown adventure tourism professionals looking to improve their photography skills while working in the field. Whether you're guiding hikes, wine tours, paddle trips or biking excursions, this session will help you spot better moments, frame stronger shots, and build visual confidence using just your phone or basic camera gear.

Perfect for:

• Frontline guides and tour staff

• Seasonal hires or new team members

• Operators wanting to empower their team with visual storytelling

What’s Included:

• 📸 Half-day of group photo training in a real outdoor setting

• 📱 Smartphone & camera tips for capturing action on the go

• ✍️ Easy editing workflows

• 🚀 Guest-focused storytelling frameworks

• 📝 Printable cheat sheets to take away

You’ll walk away with more confidence, new skills, and practical tools to deliver better content every day...without the need for expensive gear or formal training.

Maximum of 10 tickets available per workshop to make sure you receive the best instruction possible.

Be prepared for a short walk and practising outdoors around Glenda Drive for some of the workshop. So make sure you dress warm! If the weather is terrible, we will practise indoors at The Workshop.

**Food and drink not provided this time, sorry! Come prepared with a drink and some snacks that you can take with you when we go for our photo walk.

This workshop is meant for individuals, or small numbers of staff from the same companies...but arrangements can be made for companies that want to train all of their staff in one workshop (10 or more).

Email me privately to discuss options at chris@chrischasephotography.com, or read more here:

https://www.chrischasephotography.com/photography-workshops-for-tour-guides/

This workshop is located at The Workshop on Glenda Drive, down a private drive. Parking is limited in the carpark, but on street parking is available close by.