Raptors in Flight: Wildlife Photography - CPM 26

Raptors in Flight: Wildlife Photography - CPM 26 realiza-se a 23 de outubro de 2026, Histon Football Club, em Impington.

Capture breathtaking images of some of the world’s fastest birds. Join local wildlife photographer Bill Lawton for a unique hands-on wildlife photography experience as Raptor Falconry visits Histon Football Club for an action-packed day of birds of prey photography. From fast-moving flight shots to dramatic close-up opportunities, this workshop is designed to help photographers build confidence capturing wildlife in motion while learning how to work respectfully alongside these incredible animals. 🎟️ BOOK YOUR PLACE NOW – LIMITED SPACES AVAILABLE 📸 What You’ll Learn: How to capture sharp images of fast-moving birds in flight Camera settings for wildlife and action photography Techniques to reduce missed or out-of-focus shots How to feel more confident with your camera setup The importance of respecting animals in wildlife photography ✨ Whether you’re new to wildlife photography or looking to improve your action shots, this is a fantastic opportunity to practise in a controlled and exciting environment. 📷 Get Hands-On with Industry Gear We’re also excited to welcome leading photography brands to the event, giving attendees the opportunity to try out equipment, explore the latest gear, and take advantage of exclusive offers available on the day. More brand announcements coming soon… 🎫 Ticket Information 📸 Photography Pass Includes full access to the teaching sessions, photography areas, and pitch access for capturing the birds in action. 👀 Spectator Pass Includes seated spectator access only. This ticket does not include access to the photography areas, teaching sessions, or pitch access. Cameras are prohibited on spectator tickets. Mobile phones may be used for casual photos only. Attendees using cameras with a spectator ticket may be asked to leave the event. 👋 About Bill Lawton: Bill Lawton is a local wildlife photographer with a passion for capturing animals in their natural environment. Through his work, he encourages photographers to combine technical skill with patience, observation, and respect for wildlife.