2026 Workshops
The 2026 season
Most of this year’s trips have now flown. Have a look at where we went, then see what’s open in 2027 or ask about a private tour.
Private · any datesExclusive One-on-One Aerial Photography Workshops & Tours, 2026
These one on one workshops are specifically tailored for aerial photography, using drones, helicopters, or Cessna aircraft to provide you with unmatched perspectives from above.
Hutt Lagoon Aerial Workshop 13th-15th, March 2026
Join me for an immersive three-day drone photography workshop at Hutt Lagoon, one of Western Australia’s most striking landscapes.
Kalgoorlie, Lake Lefroy, Southern Wheatbelt, May 2026
Paul and I have spent the better part of a decade exploring the Western Australian coastline and its rugged interior through the lens of aerial photography.
South Island New Zealand Heli, Drone & Ground Workshop, May 2026
Over the past decade, I’ve spent countless hours exploring New Zealand’s South Island, both from the air and on the ground.
Shark Bay Expedition by Boat & Drone, June 2026
I’m now taking bookings for an all-new aerial workshop set in one of Australia’s most striking and remote coastal regions, Shark Bay.
Wheatbelt Salt Lakes Workshop, June 2026
Welcome to our Wheatbelt Aerial Workshops! This experience is all about exploring the unique salt lake landscapes of Western Australia’s wheatbelt.
Broome & Derby Aerial Safari, June 2026
Embark on an extraordinary five-day aerial photography adventure from June 25th to June 29th, , through two of Western Australia’s most stunning regions—Broome and Derby.
Wheatbelt Salt Lakes Workshop, July 2026
Due to demand, we now run two wheatbelt workshops a year, this is this second.
Broome & Derby Aerial Safari, August 2026
Embark on an extraordinary five-day aerial photography adventure from August 15th-19th, , through two of Western Australia’s most stunning regions—Broome and Derby.
Wheatbelt Salt Lakes Workshop, October 2026
Welcome to our Wheatbelt Aerial Workshops! This experience is all about exploring the unique salt lake landscapes of Western Australia’s wheatbelt.
Aerial Workshop Shark Bay, 2026
Five days over Shark Bay’s World Heritage coastline by light aircraft, doors off. Guidance when you want it, freedom when you don’t.
Behind the scenes
On the road
The planes, the early starts, the red dirt and the people. A look at what a few days with us is really like.
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Availability
Private bespoke tours and group workshops at a glance. Open dates are available for custom expeditions.
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Private bespoke tours
Years of groundwork, shared with you
Over the years I've spent a lot of time working in the remote Goldfields, the salt lakes, Shark Bay, the Pilbara and the Kimberley. On a bespoke tour I share that knowledge with you, from locations that are rarely shot to well known places seen from a completely unique perspective.
These tours are about the access and the knowledge I share with you. Being in the right spot at the right time with the right gear can take years of work, and a bespoke tour cuts most of that out for you.
They're one on one, or a small private group of two or three at most. With so few people we can stay flexible and move quickly when the conditions line up, instead of working to a fixed group schedule.
Every trip starts with a conversation about what you'd love to photograph and how you like to work. I then plan the route around the things that make or break a shoot, like when the salt lakes are holding colour or when the tides drop low enough to expose the patterns on the mudflats. I look after all the logistics, so your time goes into the photography, whether that's from a helicopter, a Cessna or a drone launched off a remote dirt track.
- Where
- The Goldfields, salt lakes, Shark Bay, the Pilbara and the Kimberley, plus New Zealand and parts of the US
- From above
- Helicopter, Cessna and drone
- Group size
- One on one, or up to three people
- Length
- Usually 5 to 15 days
Tell me where you'd love to fly and roughly when. I'll come back to you personally.
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