Perfect for photographers who have never photographed the Milky Way before and want to learn the fundamentals.
Workshops
Capture Stunning Milky Way Images Under Australia’s Dark Skies
Hands-on astrophotography workshops for beginners and enthusiasts who want to confidently photograph the Milky Way and create images they’re proud to share.
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Embark on an unforgettable journey into the night sky with Hold Still Photography’s Milky Way Workshops, designed for photographers of all skill levels who want to master the art of capturing the breathtaking beauty of our galaxy.
Led by Paul Kerr, IPA International Photographer of the Year (2nd Place, 2023), these workshops offer a unique opportunity to learn from one of the world’s most passionate and skilled nightscape photographers. Paul’s deep love for creating awe-inspiring images of the Milky Way is matched only by his enthusiasm for sharing this craft with others. Trained under the acclaimed international award-winning photographer Ari Rex, Paul combines expertise with an approachable, safety-first teaching style that ensures an enjoyable and secure experience for all participants.
What You’ll Achieve
- Learn how to photograph the Milky Way with confidence
- Understand camera settings for night photography
- Master focusing in the dark
- Create compelling foreground compositions
- Learn planning techniques for future shoots
- Leave with images captured during the workshop
Who These Workshops Are For
Whether you’re picking up astrophotography for the first time or looking to improve your night sky images, these workshops are designed to provide practical, hands-on learning in a supportive environment.
Beginners -
Landscape Photographers
Add a new dimension to your photography by learning to capture stunning nightscapes.
Adventure Seekers
Experience the magic of photographing under dark skies while exploring unique locations and learning practical skills
Enthusiasts Wanting Better Results
Refine your techniques, improve image quality and gain confidence photographing the Milky Way in different conditions.
