Photo tour
Málaga - Andalusia

Málaga Photo Tour - Information & Organization

Prerequisites

Due to the small group size of maximum 4 participants, I guarantee individual support. Therefore, this trip is well suited for both photography beginners and advanced photographers. However, you should have a clear understanding of basic knowledge such as the relationship between aperture, exposure time and ISO. You should also be able to operate your camera.

Photo Equipment

In addition to your camera, I recommend bringing a maximum of 3 lenses. A standard focal length between 35 and 50mm is most helpful. You'll be well-equipped with an additional wide-angle lens between 16 and 24mm and a telephoto lens between 80 and 200mm. You'll need a stable tripod for the evening shots. Feel free to bring any equipment you'd like to learn how to use better (filters, remote shutter release, etc.).

Accommodation

Accommodation is included in the workshop price. Our own Bed & Breakfast Nomadara is located in the historic center of the small town of Coín and serves as a starting point for our photo journey. There are three rooms and a wonderful cave suite to choose from. The rooms are already reserved for us. The first to book gets to choose their room first.

Transportation

We will reach our photo locations flexibly in a shared car. Each participant is responsible for their own arrival and departure flights. Upon request, we can arrange transportation to and from Málaga Airport.

Good to know

• During the photo workshop, we will primarily be shooting in the best light. Therefore, we will be out early in the morning and until late in the evening. Sunrise is around 8:00 am and sunset around 8:15 pm at this time of year. We arrive at each shooting location about an hour earlier. The journey time is a maximum of two hours.

• On our tours, we will mostly have to manage shorter distances on foot, but we will also be on a well-secured hiking trail for a maximum of 3 hours at a time.

• It is still very warm in Málaga in September (18°-28°C). When choosing your clothing, make sure to use breathable materials that protect you from the sun. I recommend a sun hat, as well as sturdy shoes and a cardigan for the evening.