“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.
— Benjamin Franklin
Workshops are a great way to improve your skills, meet people from other clubs, and gain inspiration from some of South Australia’s top photographers. Please note! All workshop participants are required to read and accept the Courses and Workshops Terms and Conditions available by clicking the coloured link.
2026 Workshop Schedule
Enrolments for these workshops will open one month in advance. Please continue to watch the website for any date changes and additional workshops as they are scheduled.
Landscape Photography Workshop 18 April and 2 May — Peter Barrien.
Architectural Abstracts 9 and 16 May — Martin Leitch.
Making Friends with your Flash 13 and 20 June — Shayne Cocks.
Post Processing Using a Simple Workflow in Photoshop 27 and 28 June - Yorketown — David Munro.
Adobe Lightroom (Basics) 4 and 18 July — Mark O’Reilly.
Adobe Lightroom (Intermediate) 8 August — Bill Shields.
Street Photography 12 and 19 September — Chris Schulz.
DxO Software - Life after Adobe - or better with it! 10 and 17 October — Alan Bevan.
Night Architecture 14 and 24 October — Peter Cheung.
Nature and Wildlife 31 October — Amanda Luker.
Landscape Photography
Landscape Photography
Landscape Photography Workshop
18 April and 2 May 2026
This workshop is an opportunity to learn from one of South Australia’s most experienced landscape photographers. The workshop will help you understand what constitutes excellent landscape photography and how to achieve these images with your DSLR or mirrorless camera from both a camera management and artistic viewpoint. The program includes some basic post production techniques using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. A practical session is included in Session 1, giving you the opportunity to practise what you have learnt, while Session 2 provides the opportunity to have feedback on your work. This workshop is suitable for all skill levels. Beginners with a working knowledge of their camera are welcome. This program is not aimed at photography with a mobile phone.
The Tutor – Peter Barrien. FAPS EFIAP
Peter is an experienced landscape photographer who has presented to South Australian Camera Clubs many times. He is a regular winner of the Adelaide Camera Club’s landscape trophies, and has been twice a finalist in the biannual Heysen landscape prize. He is also a SAPF Judge.
Requirements
A basic knowledge of the exposure triangle. Simple explanations of this are available on YouTube. For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2HSoOq-rfo
Camera
Lenses – covering the range from 16 mm to 105mm, and a longer lens if available.
Tripod
ND or graduated ND filters if available
Remote shutter release if available
Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing to suit the weather conditions
Session 1:
Date: 18 April
Location: Room 1, Cove Civic Centre, 1 Ragamuffin Drive, Hallett Cove.
Time: 11 am to 3.45 pm
Part One
This session will cover:
A little history of landscape photography
What constitutes excellent landscape images
Using light and composition to create those images
Camera gear, settings and management
Post production techniques and workflow
Part Two
Location: Port Willunga Beach
Time: 4.15 pm to 6 pm.
A sunset seascape photoshoot
It is expected that participants will carpool, where practical, travelling to and from Port Willunga and will return to Hallett Cove at the end of the photoshoot.
Following the photoshoot, the Tutor and SAPF Course Coordinator invite you to join them for a casual meal at Cativa Cacina, located in the Hallett Cove Shopping Centre. Please indicate your interest in this by completing the appropriate field in your enrolment form. This will assist greatly with bookings.
Session 2:
Date: 2 May
Location Room 1, Cove Civic Centre, 1 Ragamuffin Drive, Hallett Cove
Time: 1 pm to 4 pm
For this session, please bring four images from the practical session on a USB stick for presentation and peer review. Please include both the original raw file and the processed version. You will find this session very constructive and valuable.
Cost: $100 per person.
In session one at the Cove Civic Centre, free tea and coffee making facilities are available, and a light afternoon tea will be provided. Please bring your own lunch as the tutor wishes to maximise the available time, and leaving the room to purchase food is discouraged.
Payment
Payment can be made by credit or debit card or via PayPal. Please visit the SAPF website https://www.sapf.org.au/courses for more information.
Agreement
Please read the SAPF Workshops and Courses – Terms and Conditions attached to this document (also available on the SAPF website under ‘Workshops’). Registering and paying for the course assumes you accept these terms.
Enquiries
Contact the SAPF President (David Sheltliffe) president@sapf.org.au

