Hi all,
I’ve had a few questions about the content etc of the workshop and whether the meet and greet is in association with BOCA/Birds Australia
* The workshop will be a quick run down on getting the most out of your camera, stalking skills, tricky exposure situations etc etc
* There will be some discussion of “ethical” bird photography but this topic will not be discussed in detail.
* All instruction is given while stressing the importance of ethical bird photography practices (in-line with NANPA’s ethical guidelines which will be handed out on the day).
* I do not use bird calls or perch setups so this will not be part of the workshop.
* The meet and greet is not associated with any bird group and is just a chance for bird photographers to meet and exchange techniques and ideas.
* All money from $5 cost will be donated to Birds Australia’s “Australian Bird fund”.
* The workshop is relevant to all sorts of cameras…film, point and shoot, DSLR’s etc.
I hope this answers any questions you may have and I hope to see you there,
Paul Randall (wingsonwire.com)
P.S. Remember to register your interest on the “contact me” page of my website or by emailing me at the above address 
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Paul,
I have always been wary of free lunches, so I would be happy to pay a moderate fee. If your workshops do happen spread over the border in the future, I would certainly be interested. You can never learn too much about a subject.
Cheers,
Carl Clifford
I would love to run something similar in other states if the interest was there Carl!! Unfortunately the workshops would not be free as I would have to cover travel and accommodation costs etc. This particular workshop is to help me get the hang of giving workshops to larger numbers of people (which is a bit different to the “one on one” workshops I am currently running). Also its a great chance to meet others with the same hobby/interest as well as sharing some of the techniques that we use in the field.
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Dave,
They are pretty much the same. The NANPA code of ethics can be found at http://www.nanpa.org/docs/NANPA-Ethical-Practices.pdf
The BOCA code mentions “flashlights”. Does that refer to what many Australians call a “torch” or to a photographic “flash”? With more and more Australians seemingly adopting Americanisms such as using “flashlight” for a torch, perhaps it should be clarified on the site. Even changing the word “flashlight” to “flash” would sufficiently.
Cheers,
Carl Clifford
I would be interested to see how that code compares to the one adopted by BOCA (http://boca.org.au/about-boca/our-policies)
Hi Paul,
Great to see the mwntions of ethics and the adherence to NANPA’s code of ethics.
Any thoughts on having a similar session in Sydney?
Cheers,
Carl Clifford
Hi all,
I’ve had a few questions about the content etc of the workshop and whether the meet and greet is in association with BOCA/Birds Australia
* The workshop will be a quick run down on getting the most out of your camera, stalking skills, tricky exposure situations etc etc
* There will be some discussion of “ethical” bird photography but this topic will not be discussed in detail.
* All instruction is given while stressing the importance of ethical bird photography practices (in-line with NANPA’s ethical guidelines which will be handed out on the day).
* I do not use bird calls or perch setups so this will not be part of the workshop.
* The meet and greet is not associated with any bird group and is just a chance for bird photographers to meet and exchange techniques and ideas.
* All money from $5 cost will be donated to Birds Australia’s “Australian Bird fund”.
* The workshop is relevant to all sorts of cameras…film, point and shoot, DSLR’s etc.
I hope this answers any questions you may have and I hope to see you there,
Paul Randall (wingsonwire.com)
P.S. Remember to register your interest on the “contact me” page of my website or by emailing me at the above address
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I would be interested to see how that code compares to the one adopted by BOCA (http://boca.org.au/about-boca/our-policies)
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Hi Paul,
Great to see the mwntions of ethics and the adherence to NANPA’s code of ethics.
Any thoughts on having a similar session in Sydney?
Cheers,
Carl Clifford
Hi all,
I’ve had a few questions about the content etc of the workshop and whether the meet and greet is in association with BOCA/Birds Australia
* The workshop will be a quick run down on getting the most out of your camera, stalking skills, tricky exposure situations etc etc
* There will be some discussion of “ethical” bird photography but this topic will not be discussed in detail.
* All instruction is given while stressing the importance of ethical bird photography practices (in-line with NANPA’s ethical guidelines which will be handed out on the day).
* I do not use bird calls or perch setups so this will not be part of the workshop.
* The meet and greet is not associated with any bird group and is just a chance for bird photographers to meet and exchange techniques and ideas.
* All money from $5 cost will be donated to Birds Australia’s “Australian Bird fund”.
* The workshop is relevant to all sorts of cameras…film, point and shoot, DSLR’s etc.
I hope this answers any questions you may have and I hope to see you there,
Paul Randall (wingsonwire.com)
P.S. Remember to register your interest on the “contact me” page of my website or by emailing me at the above address
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