Gorge Wildlife Park, Adelaide Hills
- 76mm
- ƒ/8
- 1/400s
- ISO 640
- 300mm
- ƒ/7.1
- 1/500s
- ISO 2500
About the event
This is the hidden jewel of wildlife in the Adelaide Hills. Situated on 14 acres of land, under shaded trees, paths meander among one of the largest privately-owned collection of Australian and exotic animals, birds and reptiles in the country.
Gorge Wildlife Park charges a low admission fee of about $24 for adults, $21 for seniors and pensioner concession cardholders. We start at 9am with a chat in the dining area (just after you get admission, and perhaps a coffee or bite to eat), then I'll show you some of the features in the park. One of my favourite places to go is the lake, which you can easily spend time with your telephoto lens to get shots of the birds landing and taking off. A taller tripod may relieve your arms.
You can stay until the park closes at 4:30pm, if you like.
Techniques covered
- Animal and bird photography
- Autofocus modes, such as animal eye-AF
What to bring
- Telephoto lens
- Tripod (optional)
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Advocate
Colin J. Pearce
Colin J. Pearce is an award-winning, Adelaide-based photographer and filmmaker who has used the Sony mirrorless system since its inception in 2010. He has been ...
Colin J. Pearce is very friendly and approachable. He is happy to take any question and help with camera setting. ”
Mohit Bhatia, Mt Lofty Botanic Garden Photowalk
Colin runs these sessions so well. Everyone is welcomed and he finds time to talk to everyone and answer their questions.”
Chris Kirby, Gorge Wildlife Park, Adelaide Hills