PHOTOGRAPHY EXPEDITIONS

Go further into the field.

Small-group photography journeys led by Mitchell Burns, built around access, changing light and enough time to make the picture.

Mitchell Burns photographing at Kata Tjuta in the Northern Territory

CURRENT EXPEDITIONS

Two small-group journeys currently in development.

Mitchell Burns photographing from a Ford Ranger in the Australian outback

SOUTH AUSTRALIA · IKARA–FLINDERS RANGES

Flinders Photography Expedition

Six photographers. Six days. The Flinders from the inside, outside and above — built around red country, station landscapes, wildlife and light.

6 DAYS / 5 NIGHTSMAX 6 GUESTS

THE APPROACH

Photography first. The destination sets the pace.

These are not classroom-style workshops with a rigid timetable. Each expedition is designed around the place itself — where the light is likely to work, what the weather is doing, what wildlife appears and how much time a scene actually deserves.

Mitchell works alongside a deliberately small group in the field, sharing the practical decisions behind composition, timing, lenses and light while leaving each photographer room to make the experience their own.

SMALL GROUPS

Time in the field

Maximum groups of six keep the pace flexible and leave enough room to work a location properly rather than moving on as soon as the camera comes out.

PLACE

Built around the location

The route follows the landscape, wildlife, access and the times of day that give each destination its strongest photographic potential.

PROCESS

Learn by working

The guidance is practical and field-based: composition, light, timing, lenses, decision-making and responding when conditions change.

FUTURE JOURNEYS

More destinations will follow.

For now, the Flinders Ranges and Tropical North Queensland are the first two expeditions being developed. Enquire to register interest in a departure or future destination.

ENQUIRE / EXPRESS INTEREST