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Wildlife photography days - great gifts for photographers
Wildlife Photography Experience Days make great presents for photography lovers - or why not treat yourself?
 
If you or someone special in your life love wildlife & photography, there are plenty of opportunities to combine your interests, either for the day in the UK or on holiday!   Pack your bags & your camera - there'll be plenty of photograph opportunities and these wildlife photography experience days & wildlife photography holidays will certainly be something different to experience

Virgin Experience Days have put together some exciting days for those of you who have an interest in wildlife photography.  Get advice & tuition on how to take the best wildlife photographs on many of these days - so they aren't just point and click sorts of experiences.   (And If you're looking for something special for Father's Day, Virgin Experience Days have a range of gifts for Dad from £19.00.  Why not adopt a meerkat for him for £23.00 on a meerkat conservation project & help preserve meerkcats?)  
 
 
Virgin Experience Day Big Cats Photography Experience s 
£129.00
 
£99.00
 
Virgin experience day close up photography experience s 
£175.00
 
Virgin experience day safari park photography experience day s 
£149.00
 
£119.00
The chance to capture some magnificent Big Cats on camera in Kent! Lions, tigers, cheetahs, lynx, leopards - who will make an apperance for you to practice your wildlife photography sklls? No photography qualifications needed, minimum age 16. 
Photo beautiful birds from owls to eagles in action & perching in natural settings in Bedfordshire or Hampshire.   A photographer and falconer will be with you during the experience to help you get the most from the day and the best from your shots!  Minimum age 16, no photography qualifications required
Work through the challenges & opportunities that close-up photography offers in Hampshire. You'll have the chance to photograph small species, possibly including Geckos, Chameleons, Tree Frogs and Praying Mantis.  There'll be discussion during the day on how to get the best shots, trying side lighting & back lighting techniques; much to learn and talk about.
Go on safari in Kent, Merseyside or Bedfordshire with your camera! These venues allow unique access with plenty of opportunities to photograph the animals, escoted by keeping staff and a photographer. You should be able to take wide shots from the vehicles - but there should be some chance to do animal portraits as well.  The range of animals depends on which park you visit
This is NOT animal related, but a chance to learn the skills & techniques to produce some great photographs, as opposed to the "point, click, and hope for the best" variety which is what so many of us go in for.  This is a great opportunity to really get the most out of your camera, soclick here (sorry, couldn't resist that) for more info

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You may may also be interested in these wildlife photography gifts from the RSPB:
 
 
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