Women in Photography

Women in Photography is a global leader in photography tours, retreats, and workshops—designed to inspire, educate, and connect photographers of all skill levels.

Led by our passionate team of Women in Photography mentors, our retreats and tours provide a fully inclusive experience, covering all meals, accommodation, and on-location transport. We believe in nurturing your photography passion with hands-on guidance, ensuring you leave with new skills, stunning images, and unforgettable memories.

Our programs are both informative and social, featuring interactive Lightroom & Photoshop sessions. No software? No problem! We provide a loan laptop and hands-on guidance to help you enhance your images. With plenty of one-on-one time, we’ll help you master essential camera skills and break free from auto mode.

From sunrise to sunset, we immerse ourselves in capturing breathtaking landscapes, followed by creative editing and post-processing during photo-sharing sessions. Evenings are spent exchanging composition ideas over dinner and a glass of wine.

For those who love adventure, our tours include thrilling experiences like train excursions with open-air viewing platforms, ATV rides, horse trekking, jet boat adventures, and scenic hikes to remote, awe-inspiring locations.

Whether you’re a beginner, a passionate hobbyist, or an experienced photographer, you’re invited to join us for an unforgettable journey of learning, exploration, and creativity. 📷✨

Join us and take your photography to the next level!

Fun Fact: The science behind the Aurora Australis

Did you know the pinks, purples and greens that are often associated with Aurora Australis are the particles interacting with different gasses – the aurora energy.

The captivating display of colours in the aurora borealis and Aurora Australis, commonly known as the northern and southern lights respectively, is a result of intricate interactions between solar radiation and the Earth’s atmosphere. As solar radiation bombards the upper atmosphere, it collides with oxygen and nitrogen molecules, inducing a fascinating emission of light.

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