What is the difference between a photo tour and photography workshop?

A tour is more focused on seeing the place with a photographic emphasis while a workshop is specifically designed to concentrate on one or more aspects of your photographic technique, equipment or composition. Both are interchangeable with some overlap.

What are the best months to visit Ireland for photography?

The best months to visit are April, May, June, September and October. The days are long, the weather is often perfect and it isn't high season.

Do you offer gift vouchers for photography workshops?

Yes, we offer Gift Vouchers for Christmas and all year round for birthdays and other occasions. A photography gift voucher entitles the holder to the same benefits as a direct booking.

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