Walking Photography
Would you like to find out how to take better pictures with your camera or smart phone? These sessions are aimed at people wanted to connect with the forest and with others all whilst learning some new photography skills.
Going on a photo walk?
1. Learn as much as you can about your photo walk location.
​2. Bring only what you need.
​3. Use one lens that best suits your need.
​4. Set your camera in advance.
​5. Anticipate the shot.
​6. Shoot from different angles.
​7. Capture anything that catches your eye.
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Walking Photography Health Benefits and Tips
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Photography walking, like all walking, gets you moving, it gets you connecting with your surroundings, and it gives you something to occupy your mind and stimulate your brain, taking you away from the stresses and strains of life into a creative and inspirational Photography offers a multitude of benefits for both mental and physical health. From enhancing mindfulness and boosting creativity to promoting physical activity and fostering connections, the art of photography has the power to positively transform our well-being space.
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Mindfulness helps us reconnect with our body, thoughts and feelings and leads to improved health, happiness and clarity of thought. Photography is the perfect mindful pursuit because it combines creativity and being fully aware and present in your surroundings. Mindfulness is often associated with meditation but there’s no need to roll out a yoga matt or be in silent surroundings. That’s the beauty of mindfulness photography it can work in your everyday lifestyle, a few minutes to centre yourself and relax.
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After this workshop sessions you will have practised mindful photography as it’s a perfect way to gift yourself time, unwind, look at the world with fresh eyes, and express yourself creatively. The best thing is that it can fir into brief moments throughout the day. Imagine escaping the cold grey streets in urban areas by looing to the sky and picking out compositions.
What do you wear to a Photography walks?
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Wear a comfortable pair of shoes and dress appropriately for the weather. You'll also want to wear something with lots of pockets. Try to keep your hands free of stuff as much as possible except for your camera/phone of course. Keep your camera/phone load light and bring along a bottle of water and maybe a snack.
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If you would like to make a referral or refer yourself into one of our groups please contact us today.