BATHURST
PHOTOGRAPHY
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ABOUT BATHURST
PHOTOGRAPHY
GROUP
Come along to our photo sessions to dust off your camera and get snap-happy with a professional photography instructor.

Brush up on your camera skills and learn new photography techniques whilst on a photo walk class with other local keen photographers!

We run two hour photography sessions based on a photography theme/technique/style and they take place in various locations in Bathurst .

  • New to photography? We also run a popular 3 hour Beginners Guide to Photography Class once a month. And once in a while we will run special niche 3 hour classes, for example, Astrophotography - so do subscribe to our newsletter to know when the next on is!

  • Who can attend? Open to all skill levels, from beginners to keen amateurs. The photography instructor is there to help you with camera settings and provide any advice you need.

  • What to bring? We recommend bringing a camera that has full manual mode or semi-manual modes (Aperture or Shutter Priority). Compact cameras and smartphones also welcome!

    The meeting point and full details for the day are sent in the booking confirmation email to the email address you provide at time of booking.

    Join the Bathurst Photography Group on Facebook to share your photos after the session.

    Got a question? Try our FAQ.
  • PHOTOS
    Bathurst Photography Group
    2024-07-29
    Title or Location: In My Backyard in Oberon
    My wife Linda captured, this photo at home on 17.5.2023. Linda loves taking photos of all birds and wildlife at home and wherever we go. The photo was taken with a Canon 600D. F/6.3EXP 1/250ISO 800Lens 70-300 IS USM
    Credit: Ian Telcher
    Facebook: Ian Telcher

    Bathurst Photography Group
    2024-03-02
    Title or Location: Taken from Bathurst Observatory at Billywillinga
    The Eta Carina Nebula is a highlight of the Southern skies. Located not far from the Southern Cross, it is a fairly easy target to capture. This image is an average of about 50 frames taken with a Nikon D7200 attached to a 14 inch diameter F2 telescope. The pink areas are hydrogen gas clouds glowing due to the number of younger hot stars within it.
    Credit: Ray Pickard
    Bathurst Photography Group
    2024-01-21
    Title or Location: Taken from Bathurst Observatory at Billywillinga
    Image of Comet Leonard from the first of January back in 2022. The comet was not really visible to the eye, but stunning with the wide angled telescope. The image was taken using a Nikon D7200 at the prime focus of this telescope.
    Credit: Ray Pickard

    Bathurst Photography Group
    2023-10-12
    Title or Location: Mt Panorama / Wahluu
    These tiny Silvereyes were feeding excitedly in a small Wattle tree. As one hung upside down feeding I capture the other flying toward my camera!
    Credit: Genevieve Schebeck
    Facebook: Genevieve Schebeck Photography
    Instagram: @genevieve.schebeck

    Bathurst Photography Group
    2023-07-28
    Title or Location: Grow Early Learning - Kelso
    Every Monday and Thursday, my two boys love when daddy picks them up from daycare. I find the time of 5:30pm is perfect, the golden hour of the sun setting. This gives me a brief moment to appreciate another beautiful day living in Bathurst and what it has to offer. A moment of pure silence to take capture a moment that will last a life time and before I walk into my sons daycare and all the fun chaos begins with having 3 kids under 5 bring.
    Credit: David Aiello
    Facebook: Grow Sunsent
    Instagram: Grow Sunsent
    Bathurst Photography Group
    2023-06-27
    Title or Location: Icefeilds parkway alberta canada
    The drive theough the icefeilds parkway in Alberta Canada show you the brute strength of glaciers as the whole valley and gully's were carved out millions of years ago by glaciers.
    Credit: Angus McIntyre
    Instagram: angusmcintyrre

    Clarksville Photography Group
    2024-09-06
    Title or Location: Cades Cove, Townsend, TN
    This shot was taken on my first day into this trip. My wife and I decided to spend Labor Day weekend in the mountains which was wonderful but also very busy which isn't the best for wildlife photography. However, I did come away with some good shots from my outing (mostly landscape) and this is by far one of my favorite. I love how the light is striking the deer's face while he is mostly shrouded in shadow. I took this with a Nikon 200-500mm @ 500, 1/160s, ISO 100 and f6.3. I shot this across th
    Credit: Michael R Poteete
    Instagram: M.R.Poteete.Photography
    Greensboro Photography Group
    2024-09-04
    Title or Location: Asheboro, NC
    Was out looking for anything to photograph on one my few days off from work. So I went to the plot of land where I deer hunt. Any wild flower that may still be in bloom, insects, things like that. Tons of grasshoppers everywhere and I came across this fella. I didn't realize he possibly had a wounded left wing until I processed the photos. No wonder he sat thru many different angles, exposures, and me getting up in his face and didn't offer to fly off. LOL
    Credit: James Ollis
    Chichester Photography Group
    2024-09-03
    Title or Location: Goodwood festival of speed 2024 Redbull X fighter Gas Arena
    I took this shot with an OM systems Om1 mk1 with a 40mm - 150 mm F4 lens . It was the first time using this lens ! I was very pleased with the result considering it was an aerial panning shot at speed !
    Credit: Paul Reseigh / Gallery Reseigh

    Orange County Photography Group
    2024-09-02
    Title or Location: Newport Beach, Ca.
    I saw the sky start to get some color after looking too overcast. I grabbed my gear and went down to the road behind where I live. I had gotten a few shots of the headlights going the other way and it was too much of a contrast with the sky. I got set up, with the camera low to the ground and got a couple test shots. Then shot this at 5 seconds.
    Credit: Jason Corcoran
    Instagram: tohko_cali
    Peterborough Photography Group
    2024-09-02
    Title or Location: Bournemouth seafront.
    I was taking pictures for the Knights Templar Investiture and while I was waiting for them to finish their meal prior to speeches and awards I noticed the big wheel opposite and quickly set up my tripod using a high ISO And a slow shutter speed to capture the Milky Way and the background.
    Credit: Mark Parker - HB Total Media
    Facebook: HB Total Media
    Instagram: @hbtotalmedia
    Fayetteville Photography Group
    2024-08-31
    Title or Location: Camp Mackall, NC
    Upon discovering this site, I couldn't help but express my astonishment in a hushed whisper, "Oh my goodness!" My attention was so captivated by the lighting that I failed to notice the presence of a fawn in the frame. It was indeed a moment of pure enchantment.Gear:Sony a7riv with Sigma 105mm f1.4 DGAperture: f/5.6Shutter Speed: Between 1/200 and 1/320ISO: 200
    Credit: Fredrick Myers
    Instagram: fredrickmyersphotography

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