Wildlife & Photography in Cwmcarn with Tadorna Tours
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
All fitness levels are welcome; light walking involved
Overview
Join Tadorna Tours for a thrilling 3-hour photography workshop in Cwmcarn’s vibrant habitats. Capture stunning shots of insects and wildlife while honing your skills in this immersive outdoor adventure.
Photography Workshop - Cwmcarn
Ages 16+ • 3 hours • Identify and Take pictures of Dragonflies
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About This Adventure
Embark on a thrilling 3-hour adventure as you explore diverse habitats in search of fascinating insects. Guided by a photography expert, you'll capture stunning images while honing your skills. Bring your own camera and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature like never before.
Duration: 3 hours
About
Join our photography leader and take a walk on the wild side looking for insects in various habitats. Bring your own camera and equipment to enjoy this experience.
Adventure Tips
Bring a camera with zoom capability
A zoom lens helps capture detailed insect and bird shots from a distance.
Dress for unpredictable weather
Layers and waterproof gear ensure comfort during changing conditions.
Arrive early to claim the best spots
Getting there early offers a head start on wildlife sightings and photography angles.
Use a tripod or monopod
Stability helps improve image sharpness, especially in low light or close-up photography.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common dragonflies
- European robins
History
Cwmcarn Forest was established in the 1970s as part of a reforestation initiative, transforming the landscape into a haven for wildlife and outdoor pursuits.
Conservation
Tadorna Tours emphasizes eco-friendly practices, promoting responsible wildlife viewing and minimal impact during the workshop.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Camera with zoom lens
Critical for capturing close-up images of insects and wildlife.
Weather-appropriate clothing
Helps ensure comfort throughout the outdoor session.
Tripod or monopod
Provides stability for sharper images, especially in low light.
Notebook & pen
Useful for jotting down camera settings and observations.