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John Eagle

 

Photography Workshop

Beara Mist

Beara Mist

Short depth of field Greater Depth of Field

Controlling the depth of focus

Both of the above pictures were taken by the same camera and lens from the same angle. The difference is solely down to how I arranged the settings on the camera. The first thing you do when you come on my workshop is take the camera dial off the P setting so you learn how to set it all up manually and achieve results like the above

Canon EOS 5D + EF 85 1.8

Lackawee

Would you like to photograph from my perspective? Note how you get detail in and around the farms.

Maybe you have recently purchased a camera and would like to know how to use it.

Come out into the wilds of the Beara Peninsula in South West Ireland and see what I see. Wander the storm battered cliffs, pouring over remains of boats, or venture into the glens where the waterfalls cascade and only the sheep roam

explore Beara

Heading off into the valleys of Beara, far from the crowds so we can concentrate on absorbing the scenery and take pictures

Glenbeg Lake

Dark thundery sky, sunlight pouring through from behind me, fantastic weather for taking pictures. If the hill on the left had been in total sunshine the picture wouldn't had nearly so much impact as it would clash too much with the grass. See the one below, bringing out the rocks high up above those houses and that moody sky. How can you not be inspired by such scenery?

Glenbeg

Cashakeelty

Cashakeelty Stone Circle

Canon EOS 5D + EF 85 1.8

 

Getting good depth of field

The Kerry Hills in Winter

Canon EOS 5D mk2 + 24-105 IS L

Rush Hour in Beara

Rush Hour in Glenbeg near Ardgroom

A simple way to make a great picture. A star in Breens Lobster Bar, Castletownbere. I used my Canon EOS 5D mk2 with 24-105 IS L zoom lens. I zoomed the lens whilst taking the shot

The Photography Workshop runs from 9am to 4pm is based on 3 people or more taking part. The cost is €120 for the day. Bring a friend and it is €60 each, bring another friend and the workshop cost gets split three ways and so on to a maximum of 6. Other days available, please ask to see if I can change things around. It will take place in Castletownbere or Eyeries in the morning, Glenbeg or Glanmore after lunch. If you wish to come with me to either Bere Island or Dursey Island that is where we will stay for the duration of the day

Not included in the price: Refreshments, rental of minibus, cable car or ferry to Bere Island costs. If you wish to use your own car you are most welcome. I can take 3 in mine for no extra charge. Minibus with driver is available

Note: If you wish to go to Dursey Island the cable car starts at 9.00am and carries maximum of 6. It takes 10 to 20 minutes for each crossing. There are no refreshments on the island, or means of transport, please take this into consideration. It is however a fabulous place for taking pictures

If you would like to stay on Beara I can arrange a B&B for you. I recommend 2 B&Bs The Coulagh Bay House, and Foromanes House both close to Eyeries

Many people wishing to do workshops with me stay at the Anam Cara Artists and Writers Retreat

Please note, for the time being I am not doing any painting workshops. This for personal reasons

Or maybe you would like to do my Lighthouse Photography Workshop. To find out more please click here

or come Extreme Lighthousing with me

Let's work together to bring out your artistic talents

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