Isle of Mull Photography Workshop
The Isle of Mull is one of the best places in the UK to see and photograph the Eurasian otter. With an abundance of other wildlife, including white-tailed eagles, golden eagles, short-eared owls, hen harriers, buzzards, red deer, fallow deer, grey seals, common seals, and so much more, no two days are ever the same.
Join Lara and George for a photography workshop as you explore and uncover Mull’s wild beauty. You'll focus on otter behaviour and learn fieldcraft techniques that will enable us to share intimate encounters with an otter.
It is highly recommended that you book for a minimum of two, ideally three, days. Simply put, the more hours you put in, the greater your chances of capturing 'that moment' - the one we all dream of sharing with a wild otter. One day trips are also available.
By keeping group sizes small, to a maximum of 2 people, we’ll ensure wildlife isn’t disturbed — nature always comes first.
Photographic Workshop
This trip is designed for photographers of all abilities. We'll be on hand to help at all times, whether that’s getting to grip with manual settings or experimenting with more advanced photography techniques. We'll tailor the photography portion of the trip to your needs.
In terms of equipment, you will need a DSLR / Mirrorless body with a long lens — 400 mm and above is perfect for otter and bird photography. If you don’t already own the kit, there are plenty of reputable lens shops that rent out photography equipment for just such occasion and we're happy to recommend a local outfitter in your country of residence.
Short Photography Workshops: Important Info
2024 Dates
Experience Mull offer wildlife photography workshops throughout the year. Please enquire for availability. As stated above, it is highly recommended that you book for a minimum of two days to maximise your chances of capturing 'the moment', and to fully immerse yourself in the magic of Mull.
PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR AVAILABILITY & TO SECURE YOUR SPACE
Meet Your Photography Guides
LARA
JACKSON
Lara is a conservation biologist, award-winning wildlife photographer, Nikon Creator and Ambassador for Save The Rhino. Her work has taken her around the world and she has conducted numerous cutting-edge research projects with several critically endangered species. Combining her scientific background with her love for photography and story-telling, Lara's work has received international recognition in competitions such as Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
GEORGE
BENJAMIN
George is a UK-based wildlife photographer and photographic guide, spending most of his time in East Africa and beyond. His work has taken him from the rainforests of the Congo Basin, through to the northern climes of Canada photographing polar bears on foot. Following a brief stint as a creative in advertising, he has won a number of wildlife photography awards, as well as being widely published both nationally and internationally in prestigious publications.
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