2021 ISO Escapes

The ISO Escapes we ran this year were a huge success. People loved choosing their own location. Some joined others while others became private tours. Many sorted out trips with their friends or partners. The small groups worked so well. Staying in NSW also kept some certainty in a very uncertain world. So I have decided to offer them again in 2021. I am keeping the discounted price for one more year. It’s been difficult financially for all of us. An all inclusive Monday to Friday Escape. A workshop and a tour. A retreat if you like. The first person to book nominates the location. They might even want to nominate a genre like Monochrome or Abstract. I have chosen one to be in the Blue Mountains during the spring garden festival. Totally date dependent, so we can immerse ourselves in flower photography. It’s something I’ve been doing for a while and I do love it so much.

Bookings are now open.

https://www.lensschool.com/workshops-tours/lens-photographic-escapes

Please consider joining me on one. Like the ones this year, they will go ahead with just one booking. They also top out with a maximum of four clients, so it’s easier to be Covid safe.

There is one other trip on the horizon. It is with Peter Eastway to Narooma. 22 - 26 February 2021. Details and booking information to follow shortly.

The Abstract Retreat is now sold out. We do have a waiting list if you’d like to be added. With the uncertainty with Covid things might not go as planned so if you want to be on the waiting list please let us know.

Tonight is the last presentation in my composition series for Lens Club. It has been so fantastic designing and teaching it. I am incredibly proud of it as a personal achievement. I believe composition should be tackled slowly over years. Learning each bit slowly. Practicing until it’s second nature and totally understandable.

I am feeling like the years coming to an end. And there’s relief in the air too. Am so excited about next year. Hopefully I’ll see you somewhere there.

Vincentia. Photograph and text copyright © Len Metcalf 2020