Chasing Waterfalls Workshop

​Chasing Waterfalls

​A 5-Hour Hands-On Landscape Photography Workshop in the Otways

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​If you’ve tried photographing waterfalls and struggled with muddy motion, blown highlights, flat compositions, or inconsistent results, this workshop will give you a clear, repeatable process to fix that.

​This immersive small-group experience is designed to teach you how to consistently create clean, cinematic long-exposure waterfall images without trial and error. You’ll learn how to control shutter speed, light, composition and flow so you can recreate these results at any waterfall, anywhere.

​This is not a sightseeing tour. It’s focused, in-field instruction built to rapidly improve your technique and confidence.

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​What you will walk away with:

• ​A repeatable long-exposure workflow for waterfalls and moving water

• ​Confidence choosing the right shutter speed for different flow styles

• ​How to compose layered, cinematic forest scenes with depth

• ​How to manage light, contrast and highlights in rainforest conditions

• ​3–5 strong, portfolio-ready images

• ​A process you can use on every future waterfall shoot

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​Locations:

​Beauchamp Falls, Hopetoun Falls and the Redwoods of Otway National Park.

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​How the day runs:

​You’ll receive constant hands-on guidance with camera setup, composition, exposure and creative decisions. I’ll work with you one-on-one to refine your technique, solve problems and explain exactly why each setting works.

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​Who this is for:

​Beginner to intermediate photographers who want to master long exposures and stop relying on guesswork.

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​Why learn this with me:

​These are the same processes I teach on multi-day international landscape workshops and use in my own professional work. You’re learning a proven system, not generic advice.

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​Group size and availability:

​Spots are strictly limited to keep the experience personal and highly instructional. Once the group is full, bookings close and it won’t run again this season.