Project Description
Bernese Highlands / Switzerland
Location: Bernese Highlands / Switzerland
Workshop start: Zurich Airport 13:30
Workshop finish: Zurich Airport 12:30
Duration: 4 nights / 5 days
Group Size: Max 7
Level of fitness required: Easy
Includes
Hotel double room with breakfast
Single room occupancy
Return airport transfers
All transport to photography locations
Tuition by professional photographer
Masterclass in landscape techniques
Private English-speaking guide
Excludes
Flights
Lunch & evening meals
Alcoholic drinks
Photographic insurance
Travel insurance
Highlights
- Europe’s most stunning landscape scenery
- Hand-picked locations
Led by professional photographer
- Masterclass in landscape techniques
- Suitable for digital and film – any format
- All levels catered for
No Single Supplement
- Excellent cuisine
Private English-speaking guide and transport
Great value for money
Accommodation
Hotel Grindelwald is located in a quiet central location with beautiful unspoilt panoramic views of the famous North Face of the Eiger and the Wetterhorn, set right opposite the First cable cars. Free WiFi is available.
The large and comfortable bedrooms are furnished with light wooden furniture. The superior rooms also have a balcony with stunning views of the Eiger Mountain.
The spacious and stylish lobby area at this holiday and wellness hotel comes with an open fireplace.
Tutor
Your tutor for this workshop is Michael Abid, an accomplished travel photographer hailing from Germany, with a penchant for capturing the essence of cityscapes, landscapes, architecture, and aerial perspectives worldwide. While Michael always had an interest in photography, it wasn’t until 2011, upon acquiring his first DSLR camera, that he unearthed his true passion for the craft.
Since 2013, Michael has immersed himself in the realm of travel photography, dedicating his available time to framing shots in iconic destinations across Europe and beyond. His journey has been marked by a relentless pursuit of honing both his photography skills and distinctive editing style. In a pivotal decision in 2022, Michael transitioned from his primary occupation to fully embrace the life of a professional photographer.