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Caledonian Woodland in Winter - Red Deer Photography special
 
  
  

Winter in the Cairngorms is truly magical. Typically timid species become more tolerant as they focus on finding food in this Arctic environment. Red Deer, including powerful stags, come to a hill side feeding station to take advantage of the shelter in the Caledonian forests. Join us as we head out in to snowy landscapes by 4x4 to photograph these majestic animals. These are wild Red Deer - but be prepared to get close, very close! This is a private forest on a Highland estate so you will have time to get the shots in the peace and tranquility of a magical location.

 

 
Please contact us to find out more or book a place

 

Red Deer on Location

Red Deer Photography Workshop details 

 

Species: Red Deer, Red Grouse, Mountain Hare

Fee: £135, Maximum 4 persons

Dates: 29/01/11, 18/02/11, 05/03/11

 

Kit

 
Lenses; telephoto, upwards of 100mm to 500mm. Wide angle lenses for landscapes and environmental shots in the forest (bridge cameras are also fine for this workshop).
 

Tripod or monopod as preferred.

 

Spare batteries (charged), memory cards (minimum 2GB). CF (CompactFlash) cards if you want to use ebirder equipment.

 

Warm waterproof clothing, one more layer than you think you need! – please wear dull colours if possible.

 

Food and drink for a full day in the field (this can be provided if needed).

 

The following items are not included in the cost of the workshop: travel insurance, travel costs to and from the rendezvous, drinks and food (unless specified in the tour details) and items of a purely personal nature.


In total we will spend between two and three hours with the deer and we will be spending the remaining time photographing other highlights from the area at this time of year which could include; Red Grouse, Mountain Hare, Mountain Goat and of course the fabulous scenery.