School holiday photography fun for kids and teens!

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Looking for a fun, creative activity these school holidays? Australian Southern Photography is running hands-on workshops for kids and teens this October – all inspired by the Nature Festival’s 2025 theme: FLOW.

Kids Workshops (7–12 yrs)

Playful, curiosity-led sessions where kids make pinhole cameras, explore light and patterns in nature, and discover how movement and flow create magical photos. Safe, supportive, and fun!

Teen Workshops (12–17 yrs)

Designed for creative teens ready to take their photography further. Learn storytelling, experiment with light, and capture unique images outdoors – while building confidence and creative skills.

Why families love it: screen-free fun, expert facilitators, centrally located, and spots always fill fast!

Whether your child is just starting out or your teen is ready to take their skills to the next level, Australian Southern Photography workshops are the perfect way to make these school holidays inspiring, playful, and creative.

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Secure your spot today: Book an Australian Southern Photography Kids Workshop here or a Teen Photography Workshop here.

 

 

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