Tasmania Landscape Photography Workshop

Hosted by Craig Williams & John Armytage

12 – 18 March 2027
👥 Limited to just 6 Photographers

Experience Tasmania Through Your Lens

Join Craig Williams Photography for an unforgettable Tasmania Landscape Photography Workshop, co-hosted with fellow professional photographer John Armytage.

This carefully designed photography experience explores some of Tasmania’s most breathtaking landscapes — from the rugged beauty of Cradle Mountain, to the striking orange lichen at the Bay of Fires, and the tranquil rainforest waterfalls of Mount Field National Park.

With a small group of only 6 photographers, this workshop is focused on providing a relaxed, personalised experience where you can refine your skills, gain creative confidence, and capture truly memorable images.

Workshop Overview

📍 Tasmania, Australia
📅 12 – 18 March 2027
📸 7 Days / 6 Nights
👥 Maximum 6 Photographers

Hosted by:
Craig Williams & John Armytage

This workshop begins in Hobart and finishes in Launceston, allowing us to experience a diverse range of Tasmania’s most iconic and photogenic landscapes.

Photography Locations

Throughout the workshop, we’ll photograph a variety of Tasmania’s most renowned locations, including:

  • Hobart Waterfront

  • Mount Field National Park

  • Russell Falls

  • Horseshoe Falls

  • Lady Barron Falls

  • Bay of Fires

  • Binalong Bay

  • Skeleton Bay

  • Cosy Corner

  • Cradle Mountain National Park

  • Dove Lake & the iconic Boat Shed

  • Liffey Falls

These locations provide incredible opportunities for long exposure photography, coastal seascapes, and dramatic wilderness landscapes.

Note: Locations may be adjusted depending on weather and light conditions to ensure the best possible photographic outcomes.

A Personalised Photography Experience

With numbers strictly limited to just 6 participants, this workshop allows plenty of time for one-on-one guidance.

Our focus is on:

  • Photographing the best light at sunrise and sunset

  • Exploring locations at a relaxed, enjoyable pace

  • Helping you improve composition, technique, and creative vision

We’ll also include optional image review sessions and Lightroom editing guidance throughout the week.

Accommodation

We stay in comfortable accommodation, conveniently located close to our shooting locations:

  • Hobart – 2 Nights

  • Bay of Fires Region – 2 Nights

  • Cradle Mountain – 2 Nights

✅ Twin share included
✅ Single supplement available

Workshop Investment

Focus Plus Members
$7,995

Non-Members
$8,195

Single Room Supplement
$1,900

👥 Maximum of 6 photographers

What’s Included

  • 6 nights accommodation

  • All transport during the workshop

  • Photography tuition with Craig Williams & John Armytage

  • Sunrise & sunset shoots plus daytime waterfall sessions

  • Image review and Lightroom editing guidance

    Your Workshop Leaders

    Craig Williams

    Craig Williams is a professional photographer based in NSW, known for his striking landscape imagery and practical, down-to-earth teaching style. With extensive experience photographing across Australia, Craig is passionate about helping photographers simplify their approach, improve their technique, and develop their own creative vision.

    John Armytage

    John Armytage is a highly regarded professional landscape photographer and workshop leader, running photography tours across Australia and internationally. His workshops are known for their relaxed atmosphere and strong focus on helping participants grow their skills in inspiring locations.

Secure Your Place

Tasmania offers some of the most diverse and spectacular landscapes in Australia — from alpine peaks to pristine coastlines.

This workshop is an opportunity to experience it all, while developing your photography in a supportive, small-group environment.

👥 Places are strictly limited to 6 photographers

Reach out via the link below to join us on for this amazing event

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