/Workshops
Ari Rex specialised astro-photography workshops and mentoring programs
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Milky Way Photography Workshops
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One-On-One Online Tutoring
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Milky Way Photography Workshops (Two nights Workshop)
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Milky Way Photography Workshops (Beginners to Intermediate)
These workshops are ideal for those that love learning new things, spending time reconnecting with nature under the stars, away from the noise of daily life and artificial light pollution. International award winning photographer Ari Rex can't wait to teach you his techniques of capturing stunning Milky Way images.
Canberra is one of the best cities in Australia (and possibly the world) for astrophotography and stargazing. It has very low humidity and less light pollution compared to other Australian cities. Its inland location and height above sea level cause its dry climate to be an ideal place for photographing the Milky Way and getting sharp, pinpoint images of the stars. Although you can still photograph the Milky Way right from the middle of Canberra, to get the best results you'll need to drive about 30 minutes away from the city lights.
These are the most comprehensive Milky Way photography workshops out there taught by a qualified photographer, each of them is designed carefully, starting from beginners to the most advance level. It doesn't matter what level of photography you are, Ari makes sure to take your skills to the next level. Many well established photographers from other genres of photography participate at Ari's workshops and get immediate results.
Ari Rex is regarded as a leading professional in his field. Ari won the First place in Astrophotography in 2019 and the 2020 Nature Photographer of the Year at IPA (International Photography Awards)
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