TASMANIA · 12–18 MARCH 2027

Photograph Tasmania at Its Wildest

A seven-day small-group landscape photography workshop with John Armytage and Craig Williams.

Limited to just 6 photographers

AN EXTRAORDINARY WEEK IN WILD TASMANIA

CRADLE MOUNTAIN · BAY OF FIRES · MOUNT FIELD

Journey through some of Tasmania’s most remarkable landscapes on a seven-day photography adventure led by John Armytage and Craig Williams.

From the dramatic peaks and reflective alpine lakes of Cradle Mountain to the luminous coastline of the Bay of Fires and the ancient forests and waterfalls of Mount Field, each location has been carefully selected for its beauty and photographic potential.

With only six photographers, you’ll enjoy a relaxed pace, personalised guidance and plenty of time to explore each location. Whether you want to refine your technique, strengthen your compositions or simply return home with memorable images, John and Craig will support you throughout the journey.

WORKSHOP AT A GLANCE

📍 LOCATION
Tasmania, Australia

📅 DATES
12–18 March 2027

📷 DURATION
7 days · 6 nights

👥 GROUP SIZE
Limited to 6 photographers

🧭 YOUR HOSTS
John Armytage and Craig Williams

🚐 THE JOURNEY
Beginning in Hobart and concluding in Launceston, this carefully planned journey takes you through a diverse range of Tasmania’s most spectacular landscapes—from dramatic mountains and ancient forests to waterfalls and luminous coastlines.

With a maximum of only six photographers, you’ll have the time, space and personalised guidance needed to make the most of every location.

PHOTOGRAPH TASMANIA’S ICONIC LANDSCAPES

From misty mountains and ancient forests to cascading waterfalls and luminous coastlines, this journey brings you to some of Tasmania’s most rewarding photography locations.

🏔️ CRADLE MOUNTAIN

Explore the dramatic alpine landscapes of Cradle Mountain National Park, including Dove Lake and its iconic boatshed—one of Tasmania’s most recognisable photographic scenes.

🌿 MOUNT FIELD

Photograph ancient rainforest, moss-covered pathways and flowing water at Russell Falls, Horseshoe Falls and Lady Barron Falls.

🌊 BAY OF FIRES

Discover the brilliant white beaches, turquoise water and orange-lichen-covered rocks of Tasmania’s northeast coast, including Binalong Bay, Skeleton Bay and Cosy Corner.

💧 LIFFEY FALLS

Create atmospheric woodland and long-exposure images among the forest and cascading waters of this beautiful natural setting.

HOBART WATERFRONT

Begin the journey by photographing the character, colour and maritime atmosphere of Tasmania’s historic capital.

Throughout the workshop, you’ll explore long-exposure techniques, coastal photography and creative approaches to capturing Tasmania’s dramatic landscapes—all with personalised guidance from John Armytage and Craig Williams.

Our itinerary remains flexible so we can respond to Tasmania’s changing weather, light and local conditions. This gives us the best possible chance of being in the right place when the landscape comes alive.

A SMALL-GROUP PHOTOGRAPHY EXPERIENCE

👥 PERSONALISED GUIDANCE

With only six photographers, you’ll receive individual guidance from John Armytage and Craig Williams, with plenty of time to ask questions, refine your technique and work at your own pace.

🌅 THE BEST LIGHT

Our days are shaped around the landscape and conditions. We’ll photograph during the beautiful light of sunrise and sunset, while using the quieter daytime hours to explore, travel, rest and develop new skills.

💻 IMAGE REVIEW & EDITING

Throughout the workshop, there will be opportunities to review your photographs and take part in Lightroom editing sessions. These relaxed sessions will help you assess your images, improve your processing and bring your creative vision to life.

ACCOMMODATION

🏨 6 NIGHTS’ ACCOMMODATION INCLUDED

We stay in comfortable, carefully selected accommodation close to our photography locations, giving us convenient access to the landscape and more time behind the camera.

📍 Hobart — 2 nights
📍 Bay of Fires region — 2 nights
📍 Cradle Mountain — 2 nights

Twin-share accommodation is included in the workshop price. A single room is available for an additional supplement.

WORKSHOP INVESTMENT

⭐ FOCUS PLUS MEMBERS
$7,995

📷 STANDARD BOOKING
$8,195

🛏️ SINGLE-ROOM SUPPLEMENT (Limited Availability)
$1,900

Places are strictly limited to six photographers, ensuring a relaxed, supportive and highly personalised experience.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

Everything has been thoughtfully arranged so you can concentrate on the landscape, your photography and enjoying the experience.

🏨 6 NIGHTS’ ACCOMMODATION
Comfortable twin-share accommodation in Hobart, the Bay of Fires region and Cradle Mountain.

🚐 TRANSPORT THROUGHOUT TASMANIA
All workshop transport from our meeting point in Hobart through to the conclusion of the journey in Launceston.

📷 EXPERT PHOTOGRAPHY TUITION
Personalised, hands-on guidance from John Armytage and Craig Williams throughout the workshop.

🌅 SUNRISE & SUNSET SESSIONS
Carefully planned photography sessions during the most atmospheric light of the day.

🌿 DAYTIME LOCATION SHOOTS
Opportunities to photograph Tasmania’s forests, waterfalls, coastlines and other remarkable landscapes.

💻 IMAGE REVIEW & LIGHTROOM EDITING
Relaxed review and editing sessions to help you assess your photographs, refine your processing and develop your creative style.

👥 A GENUINELY SMALL-GROUP EXPERIENCE
A maximum of only six photographers, providing plenty of time for individual support and guidance.

MEET YOUR WORKSHOP LEADERS

More than guides, John and Craig are experienced landscape photographers who enjoy helping others grow creatively, master their equipment and make stronger images in the field.

📷 JOHN ARMYTAGE

John Armytage is a professional landscape photographer based in Port Macquarie, NSW, and the founder of John Armytage Photography.

He specialises in leading small-group landscape photography workshops throughout Australia and internationally, combining practical tuition with thoughtfully planned photographic experiences in remarkable locations.

John’s relaxed and supportive teaching style helps photographers better understand their cameras, strengthen their compositions and develop greater confidence in the field.

🏔️ CRAIG WILLIAMS

Craig Williams is an experienced landscape photographer and workshop leader who has travelled extensively, photographing dramatic landscapes across Australia and beyond.

Craig brings a wealth of photographic knowledge, field experience and creative insight to the workshop. His approachable guidance helps photographers refine their technique, develop their visual style and make the most of every location.

🤝 TWO PHOTOGRAPHERS · ONE SMALL GROUP

With John and Craig supporting a maximum of only six photographers, you’ll benefit from two perspectives, generous individual attention and hands-on guidance throughout the journey.

READY TO PHOTOGRAPH WILD TASMANIA?

Join John Armytage and Craig Williams for seven unforgettable days exploring and photographing the mountains, forests, waterfalls and coastlines of Tasmania.

📅 12–18 March 2027
📍 Hobart to Launceston
👥 Limited to only 6 photographers

With two experienced workshop leaders, a thoughtfully planned itinerary and a genuinely small group, you’ll enjoy personalised guidance, remarkable locations and the time to create images you’ll be proud of.

Places are strictly limited. Secure your place today and begin looking forward to an extraordinary Tasmanian photography adventure.

Important Information

Please Note

At John Armytage Photography, our priority is to provide you with the best possible photography experience while ensuring the safety, comfort and enjoyment of every participant.

From time to time, weather, tides, road conditions or other circumstances beyond our control may require adjustments to the itinerary, photography locations, accommodation, dining venues or schedule. Any changes will always be made in the best interests of the group and to maximise your photographic opportunities.

Cancellations & Refunds

If you need to cancel your booking, please notify us in writing via email as soon as possible.

Payments are refundable up to 60 days prior to the workshop commencement date.

Unfortunately, refunds cannot be provided within 60 days of departure unless your place can be filled by another participant.

We strongly recommend that all participants take out comprehensive travel insurance to protect against unforeseen circumstances.

Participant Responsibilities

Participants are responsible for arranging:

  • Travel to and from the workshop (unless otherwise stated)

  • Personal travel insurance

  • Medical insurance (where applicable)

  • Any personal expenses not included in the workshop package

Participants are also responsible for ensuring they have a reasonable level of fitness suitable for the workshop and for taking appropriate care of their personal belongings and photographic equipment.

John Armytage Photography accepts no responsibility for loss, theft, damage, personal injury or additional travel expenses incurred during the workshop.

Workshop Cancellation

In the unlikely event that John Armytage Photography is required to cancel a workshop, all monies paid directly to us will be refunded in full.

While we will always endeavour to provide as much notice as possible, we cannot accept responsibility for any third-party costs incurred by participants, including flights, accommodation, travel arrangements or other associated bookings. For this reason, comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended.

Copyright

All photographs, text and content displayed on this website remain the copyright of John Armytage Photography and may not be reproduced, copied or used without prior written permission.

We Look Forward to Photographing With You

Thank you for considering a photography tour with John Armytage Photography.

We look forward to sharing incredible locations, unforgettable experiences and the opportunity to create beautiful images together.

See you on the workshop!

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