Friday evening: Guests typically arrive at the house in Ballyferriter from 5pm onwards. This will be out base for the weekend, and accommodation is provided for all guests. If the weather permits, there will be an evening shoot led by John. Following this, John will introduce everyone and outline the details of the following days activities. Locations and timings depend on tides and of course the weather - that's the one thing we can't organise for you! 

Saturday morning you will be up before dawn to get the best of the light. This is when Dingle is at it's most beautiful - with the day breaking onto calm waters, and very few (if any) people in sight.Then, it's back to the house for a fully cooked Irish breakfast followed by another photo session at a different location. There is always a break of about three hours in the afternoon to allow people to get some dinner and have a rest. We'll often head into Dingle town for an early evening meal as a group, but of course you'll have the option to do your own thing. With no rest for the wicked, its back out again until sunset. Somewhere in the middle of all this, John will take some time to show some of his work. 

Sunday brings another early start and morning shoot, with the course finishing up about 2pm to allow people to travel home. It is quite intensive and we try to pack a lot into the few days. However, please do bear in mind that there is no strict timetable and the weather dictates much of what we do and where we go. The number one priority is that you all enjoy yourselves and learn as much as you can from the experience.

Accommodation is on a bed and breakfast basis. Each person will have their own room with use of the kitchen etc if they wish. Because of the early start there is a selection of cereals, tea and coffee to be had before heading out in the mornings and then on return there is a cooked breakfast ready with homemade breads and scones. There will always be snacks and plenty of home baking available during the day. 

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