Hi, I am Baz (Barry Haynes), a semi-retired Oceanographer from the UK. I studied Ecology, Geology and Oceanography at the Open University University and a Post Graduate Degree in Environmental Management at Surrey University. I worked for the UK Government as a Marine Advisor on their "Common Fisheries Policy Project". I was lucky enough to travel extensively around Europe and the United States wh
ere my love for photography was rekindled with the advent of Digital Equipment, I still hang on to my Olympus OM2 and stable of lenses just in case! I am based in the UK but work extensively in the USA. I'm an avid traveller I love to be near the ocean or in the mountains or ideally both at the same time. Big Sur, California is one of My Favourite Travel Destinations. I love to take photographs, cycle, walk, create computer graphics, build computers, study Ken-jitsu, Study generally, hike, climb, Scuba dive, and generally enjoy life. . .........
Photography has been my passion for more than 30 years. I have always used Olympus cameras as a travel photographer, they made just about the lightest and most compact DSLR's you could find. I understand that they have now withdrawn from the DSLR market to concentrate on mid-market equipment. So in the next few years I will have to make the move to either Canon of Nikon! My Photography covers most areas with a slant towards Landscape, Travel and Natural History Work. So please take a moment to look around my galleries at some of the places I have been privileged to visit. Dorset Photography Workshops
I also offer one to one or small group workshops tailored specifically to your current expertise, and at a time that suits you
New to digital photography and want to learn the basics? More advanced and want to improve your technique? Need help with exposure, composition and filtering? Working from my base in the East Dorset village of West Moors near Ringwood and Ferndown, I offer either a full day or half day teaching you photography techniques. This will be tailored to suit your current level of expertise which we will discuss over coffee (or tea if you prefer) before we start. The half day consists of approximately 4 hours of theory (not as boring as it sounds) learning about your specific camera's controls, apertures, shutter speeds, composition, filtering etc. The full day consists of the same followed by approximately 4 hours out in the field putting it all into practise. We will then go back to base and download a few of your photographs for a critique session if there's time. I don’t provide equipment, transport or food but I do provide an Intensive and enjoyable training session that will leave you thoroughly familiar with your equipment, and confident in your ability to take better photographs. These workshops can be tailored to any genre of photography that you are interested in but the beautiful Dorset countryside is ideal for Landscape Photography
Contact me for more details at my email address: [email protected]
