BFOP (Bright Festival of Photography)

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This year's BFOP is not to be missed.  Not to be beaten by COVID-19, it's going digital and there's plenty on offer for us camera enthusiasts.  

10-13th SEPTEMBER 2020  

Everyone, with every interest, can join the all-star cast of instructors for 4 days of incredible photography workshops, demonstrations, talks and banter.

  There will be over 20 instructors and over 50 sessions, over 4 days.  You have the choice of a General Admission ticket or a Golden Ticket (sounds intriguing, eh?)

The Bright Festival of Photography is arguably the BEST photography festival in the entire world, so it's worth a look at the website:  https://bfopaustralia.com/


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