Beginner Nightscape Astronomy Photography Workshop

Explore the cosmos through your lens—learn from a passionate astrophotographer.



2.5 hours Class size 1 to 10 guests    

  $300 (Afterpay & PayPal Pay in 4 available)

What you will learn:
  • How to take Nightscape Photography - Milky Way and star trails
  • Theory and practice - camera setting, framing, focusing, locating the Milky Way
  • How to take Astro-Portraits
  • Tips and tricks to plan for astro-photography, such as using apps as a guide
About your instructor, Khoa Tony Nguyen.
I’m a passionate landscape and nightscape photographer with an appreciation for capturing minimalist, serene scenes and the quiet beauty of the natural world. I’m especially drawn to star-filled skies and the subtle glow of the moon, and my work reflects a calm, minimalist approach to photography.
By day, I work as a primary school teacher, and photography is my creative outlet and a space where I can express my creativity through my lens. I often spend long nights under the stars, chasing the Milky Way and continually refining my craft in moon and night sky photography.
Through my work and workshops, I aim to inspire others to slow down, look up, and discover the beauty found in both vast landscapes and the smallest details above.
Instagram @tonykhoa_photos
What you'll get
What you will learn:
  • How to take Nightscape Photography - Milky Way and star trails
  • Theory and practice - camera setting, framing, focusing, locating the Milky Way
  • How to take Astro-Portraits
  • Tips and tricks to plan for astro-photography, such as using apps as a guide
Knowledge required
Beginner
What to bring
Your curiosity and enthusiasm
DSLR/mirrorless camera
Wide-angle lens, fastest f/stop possible
Sturdy tripod
A head torch with a red light option
Intervalometer/remote shutter release
At least two batteries
Empty memory card
Star tracker if you own one
Location

Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath NSW

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Blue Mountains Stargazing

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At age 8, Dr Dimitri Douchin declared “I want to be an astrophysicist”. He studied Physics and Fundamental Physics in Paris then left his French hometown to start his PhD in Astronomy & Astrophysics which he received in 2014 in Sydney, Australia.
He boasts 10 years of guide experience at prestigious astro-tourism organisations, University of Canterbury Mount John Observatory in Lake Tekapo, New Zealand; Macquarie University; Sydney Observatory; at the ultra-luxury Emirates One & Only Wolgan Valley, Blue Mountains.
Dimitri is currently Adjunct Fellow at Western Sydney University researching how various people around the world study the sky—a new and trendy science known at Cultural Astronomy. He is investigating the potential significance of the Sky for the local Indigenous communities in the Blue Mountains area in collaboration with the communities, as well as exploring the potential of satellite imagery for local archaeoastronomy.
With his fiancée Caroline, he is running stargazing tours under the UNESCO World Heritage Blue Mountains’s dark skies, 1h30 from Sydney in Australia, with dramatic escarpment and valley views as a backdrop. The couple also runs bespoke events such as Wine Tasting Stargazing and Dinners Under The Stars.

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