
2025 Alpha Awards Photo Competition
Terms and conditions apply.*
Join professional photographer and Sony advocate Jay Evans for a full-day, immersive landscape photography tour through the stunning Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. This small-group, hands-on workshop is designed for photographers of all skill levels and offers a unique opportunity to test the powerful new Sony FE 16mm F1.8 G lens—a lightweight, ultra-wide-angle prime ideal for low-light and sweeping landscape scenes.
From sunrise to sunset, you’ll capture majestic valleys, dramatic cliffs, and eucalyptus-draped ridgelines while receiving expert instruction in the field. Return transport from Sydney, meals, and Sony gear are all included.
Spend the day exploring a curated route of iconic Blue Mountains lookouts, learning how to master light, composition, and camera settings to elevate your landscape photography.
Each participant will have access to this premium wide-angle lens, perfect for handheld low-light and expansive landscape photography.
We have a limited number of Sony Alpha camera bodies available. To access loan gear:
💾 Bring a blank SD card (32GB or more) (all data will be formatted)
🪪 Provide a valid photo ID (Driver's License or NSW Photo Card)
Loan gear is participant's responsibility during the event
🟢 Grade 2: Easy to Moderate
This tour includes short walks on uneven terrain and some stairs to reach the lookouts. Participants should have a moderate level of fitness and mobility. Not suitable for those with limited walking ability or injuries.
Enhance your learning experience:
🖥️ Post-Event Editing & Critique
Join Jay for an online session to refine your best images and get valuable feedback. Ideal prep for submitting to the Sony Alpha Awards.
Don’t miss this chance to capture the epic beauty of the Blue Mountains with professional guidance and top-tier Sony gear. Whether you’re refining your technique or shooting for the Alpha Awards, this workshop is your ticket to breathtaking images.
👉 Spaces are limited—secure your place now and go wide, go wild.