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Photowalk: Wonga wetlands with Ben Eyles

Photograph of Eucalypt tree and blue sky reflect in rippled water.

Photograph: Ben Eyles

Join photographer Ben Eyles for a guided photography walk through the beautiful Wonga Wetlands and explore one of Albury's most significant natural environments through your camera lens.

Whether you're an experienced photographer or simply enjoy taking photos with your phone, this relaxed morning walk invites participants to slow down, observe closely, and capture the unique textures, colours, wildlife and changing light of the wetlands. Ben will share practical tips on composition, light, observation and visual storytelling while encouraging participants to develop their own creative approach to photographing nature.

Bring your camera or smartphone, comfortable walking shoes and a sense of curiosity.

Ben Eyles

A black and white photograph of a smiling man wearing glasses, flannel shirt, and a camera strapped around his shoulder and leaning against a brick doorframe

Ben Eyles is an Albury-based teacher, photographer and technical trainer with decades of experience.

He taught the Diploma of Photography and Photo Imaging and Certificate IV of Photography and Photo Imaging at Wodonga TAFE from 2014 to 2019. Prior to this, Ben worked as a staff photographer at the Border Mail where he was twice awarded the Best News Photograph of the Year.

Timeline

  • 10:00am – Meet at Wonga Wetlands
  • 10:05am – 11:35am Walk and talk stopping along, the way (red loop)
  • 11:45am – 12:15pm re-gather for a cuppa and to share photos

Important information:

  • Suitable for all skill levels.
  • 2km walk on flat paths. Comfortable enclosed shoes are recommended.
  • If cancelled due to forecasted rain, we will notify by email the day before.
  • Suitable for ages 12+ | Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

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