Workshop: Planning an Astro Shoot with Mike White

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Exclusive event with Astronomy Photographer of the Year finalist

Award-winning astrophotographer Mike White will share his knowledge and skills in this practical introductory workshop.

Among other accolades, Mike was named as a finalist in Royal Museums Greenwich's Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition, currently on display here at Te Whare Taonga. 

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When

22nd February 2025 - 22nd February 2025
11am to 4pm

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Cost

Adult $99
Friends of Museum & Gallery $91
Concession $91

All-day access

Your ticket for this workshop includes entry to the exhibition Astronomy Photographer of the Year on Saturday 22nd February from 10am to 5pm.

What to expect

This workshop is focussed around photographing the night sky above the landscape, including wide views of the Milky Way.

It's aimed at an introductory level for those who’ve thought about shooting the night sky but don’t know where to start.

Attendance will be limited to 15 people.

Mates rates

This event is supported by the Friends of the Museum & Gallery.

If you have a current Friends membership, you're entitled to a special price.

About photographer Mike White

Formerly an airline pilot, Mike has always enjoyed exploring New Zealand’s stunning scenery.

He is based in Canterbury and his award-winning photography features New Zealand’s superb night skies and natural landscapes.

Mike is an accredited member of the New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography where he holds the distinction of Master of Photography and he also holds an Associate distinction with the Photographic Society of New Zealand.

Selected by an international jury for inclusion in the exhibition Astronomy Photographer of the Year, Mike's photo titled 'Passage of a Lunar Eclipse' was taken in the Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky Reserve.

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