No canons allowed then !This is a practical workshop, so delegates must bring a Nikon D-SLR or Nikon 1 series
cameras and lenses. Attendees will be provided with a checklist of recommended equipment and suitable clothing before the event.
Hammy wrote:Tommy wrote:Hampshire Aviation wrote:Tommy wrote:However, people saying "I would love to do that, but I can't justify it" might be an indicator that there's much much more of a market out there for bespoke photoshoots, if the prices were a bit lower. Same with the RAF Marham or Coningsby photoshoots...
And those of us trying to organise lower cost events struggle because people seem to believe low cost = low expectations.
Those that say "I'd love to but I can't afford to" seem to vanish when you do try and offer a low cost event, which is a massive shame.
Your Gazelle anniversary event was pretty top, and well-priced with decent attendance?
Thanks - Chris isn't talking about Gazelle 50 here, though.
It seems that £20 is almost *too* cheap for a nightshoot now, as if people expect we'll nip to Poundland and buy a few torches and a load of AA batteries on our way to the airfield or something, rather than organise thousand of pounds worth of floodlights.
Jakub.Zurek wrote:Perhaps because it is the first nightshoot organised by you, therefore people don't know what to expect? If you have hired all that equipment then it might be a good idea to put that kind of info on the website to stop people having low expectations.
I certainly want Threshold.aero to succeed and organise more events and nightshoots because I love the idea of the events being put forward by you. They are often unique and at much more reasonable prices.
AndyXH558 wrote:Thresholds policy of affordable shoots is a very good step in the right direction. Its a group of people with a passion for the subject shows and not using the public as a cash cow which is a breath of fresh air.
farnboroughrob wrote:He is also doing a days shooting at Shuttleworth for £355 with the prerequisiteNo canons allowed then !This is a practical workshop, so delegates must bring a Nikon D-SLR or Nikon 1 series
cameras and lenses. Attendees will be provided with a checklist of recommended equipment and suitable clothing before the event.
Hampshire Aviation wrote:I'm just about to add a page to our website with our history on it - as we've done a couple before but not necessarily marketed them as Threshold.aero events!
