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Just Frogs Photography Workshop<\/strong><\/p>\n

Our Just Frogs Photography Workshop gives you a chance to photograph some of these fascinating photogenic little creatures close up and personal without glass or wires in the way in our indoor photography area. During this workshop you will have the opportunity to photograph several different species of frogs and amphibians on a variety of props and sets.<\/p>\n

This workshop runs from 10.00AM to 12.30PM Morning Session or 1.30PM to 4PM Afternoon Session<\/p>\n

The session will start with a quick safety talk and a brief introduction to the lighting system as well as the settings that you will need on the day to get the best results. After this introduction we begin to photograph the animals using our props and set ups. During the day there is always an experienced photographer on hand to give advice and help you make the most of your day.<\/p>\n

These days take place at Liberty\u2019s Centre, Crow Lane, Ringwood, Hampshire. BH24 3DZ<\/strong>\u00a0(Zoo Licence Number:1009\/2)<\/p>\n

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What you need to bring: <\/strong>You will need a camera which has a standard flash hot shoe fitting, plenty of memory and batteries for your day. There is a Caf\u00e9 selling drinks and snacks available as well as Toilet facilities on site. If you want images of frogs on specific items, such as a specific kind of flower, you will have to supply the flower that you want.<\/p>\n

We provide all the studio flash lighting equipment, stands, backgrounds and standard hot shoe triggers\u00a0 as well as a number of frogs for you to photograph.<\/p>\n

Recommended Camera Equipment:\u00a0<\/strong>You will need a DSLR camera, Mirrorless camera, or a high end \u201cbridge\u201d camera that is capable of being set to manual exposure with the ability to control ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed. The camera will also need to be able to accept a standard flash \u201chot-shoe\u201d fitting flash trigger.<\/p>\n

We expect you to know how to change the Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO \u2013 If you are unsure of how to set your exposure settings please check your camera manual.<\/p>\n

Lenses we recommend are a macro lens around 100mm and a zoom of around 70 \u2013 300 mm or higher focal length. If you are using a zoom lens extension rings may enable you to focus closer in than you would be able to without them.<\/p>\n

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Cost:\u00a0<\/strong>The weekend shared Just Frogs Workshop Photo Days: are charged at \u00a380 per person with a maximum number of 4 people attending.<\/p>\n

Private \u201cWeekday Workshops\u201d:<\/strong> These days are available as a Weekday Workshop from Monday to Friday at a cost of \u00a3135 for up to two people booking together with any extra people charged at \u00a340 per person up to a maximum of 4 people. For full details about our Weekday Workshops please click HERE<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Private Weekend Workshops:<\/strong> These can be arranged on a mutually agreed weekend date at a cost of \u00a3250 for up to 4 people for the session.<\/p>\n

Under 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult.<\/p>\n

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