‘Focus on Trees’ Photography Workshop with Alison Pouliot

Trees provide intriguing yet challenging photographic subjects. Photographing them for their aesthetic or scientific qualities requires both an understanding of photographic techniques and an intimate knowledge of the subject.

Large old trees are also vital keystone structures in rural and urban landscapes. However, the value of these trees is often overlooked in planning such as road and fire management.

Documenting trees visually is important both as a scientific record and in garnering interest in their conservation.

This highly interactive workshop combines theory, critique, practical sessions and fieldwork to assist participants to improve both their technical and creative skills.

Suitable for arborists, park managers, landscape architects, conservationists, Landcarers, botanists, ecologists, and anybody who is interested in or loves trees!

People with all levels of knowledge and skill are welcome.

The workshop is presented by professional environmental photographer, author and ecologist, Dr Alison Pouliot.

Morning tea will be provided.

What to Bring

• Lunch (as this will not be supplied)
• Camera or phone – if you have one (optional) for use during the practical filed trip
• Wear closed toe, sturdy footwear, and dress appropriately for the conditions
• Sunscreen, hat

There is the possibility to pre-submit an image of a tree that we can collectively critique together during the workshop. By having your own shots and knowing how you took them, then receiving constructive and sensitive feedback can really help people advance their photography. Once you have enrolled, a PDF with instructions for submitting images will be emailed to you.

COST: $129

Bookings Essential: “Focus on Trees” Photography Workshop with Alison Pouliot Tickets, Sun, Mar 15, 2026 at 9:00 AM | Eventbrite 

Please note: This workshop is capped at 20 participants. In the event that we must cancel due to low registration numbers, refunds, minus a small booking fee payable to Eventbrite will be offered. The Mornington Peninsula Landcare Network cannot offer refunds for cancelled tickets.