Overview
For those of you that enjoy the world of macro photography, the peak autumn season reveals an array of fascinating subjects to photograph in the world of fungi. That said they are not always easy to find, and are sometimes pretty awkward to photograph as well. This workshop will be based in West Sussex at what we consider to be one of the best sites in the country in terms of quantity, quality and variety of fungi to work with, and we’ll look to introduce you to some of our preferred techniques for photographing these surprisingly picturesque subjects looking to take best advantage of what natural light is available and optimising the settings the subjects can be found in.
Fabulous Fungi
In essence this is a full day in the field workshop, and those of you who know our particular attention to detail will know that we’ll make sure there’s plenty for us to work with on the day: it’s a site we’ve been visiting at this time of year for over 20 years now and it has always delivered some new surprises as well as old favourites in terms of species and settings.
You will have the opportunity to work on close-up detailed images right through to individual specimens in more of an environmental setting, learn to use a number of props to aid this specialist field of photography and should come away with some pleasing images as well as some additional knowledge.
There will be a limited number of attendees so that I can spend as much time with each of you as you’d like or want.
Cost £120
Deposit £30
Date 14th October 2026
Workshop leader(s)
Mark Sisson
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