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Golden Hour: Wildlife Photography Workshop in Big Cypress

Quick Details

Meeting Location: Oasis Visitor Center, Big Cypress National Preserve.

Time: 6:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Shooting Location: Turner River Road, and other nearby sites as time and conditions permit – Transportation to the locations is included.

Group Size: Limited to 10 participants for an exclusive small-group experience

Participant

12 and up

$ 199

Unlock your photography on an exclusive sunrise adventure in Big Cypress National Preserve!

Designed for camera photographers of all skill levels—from passionate beginners to seasoned pros—this high-energy workshop with award-winning photographer Kirsten Hines gives you front-row access to capture active wildlife and vivid behaviors during spring bird migration.

Limited to just 10 spots for maximum 1-on-1 coaching, your VIP experience includes seamless transport from the Oasis Visitor Center, full field instruction, and all essential equipment details sent directly to you ahead of time so you arrive fully prepared.

On workshop morning, dive straight into guided action as Kirsten reveals expert secrets to elevate your portfolio:

  • Approach wildlife safely without spooking subjects

  • Master camera setups for crisp sunrise shots and fast birds in flight

  • Frame high-impact environmental portraits and close-ups

  • Pro composition techniques for artistic, gallery-worthy images

Spots are strictly limited; claim yours now before it sells out!

About Your Instructor:

Woman smiling and holding a camera with a long lens in a forest.

Kirsten Hines is an award-winning author, wildlife photographer and conservationist based in Coconut Grove, Florida. Anchored by her master’s degree in biology and experience as an environmental educator, her aim is to inspire conservation action through her personalized story-telling.

Her books include Birds of Florida, a user-friendly identification guide showing 310 species as typically seen in the state illustrated by 450+ of her photographs; Wild Florida: An Animal Odyssey, a photo-essay book that garnered several awards including golds in the Florida Book Awards for Visual Arts and the National League of American Pen Women’s Marjorie Davies Roller Nonfiction Award; Attracting Birds to South Florida Gardens and Recovering Caribbean Nature, practical reference guides to re-greening human-altered landscapes; as well as history books on each of South Florida’s national parks, including Everglades National Park.

In addition to illustrating her writing, Kirsten’s images have been featured in numerous photography showcases and exhibitions, public art programs, and periodicals.

Kirsten also provides wildlife and photography-oriented presentations, tours, and workshops. Learn more at www.KirstenHines.com.