Camp Common Folk

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© James Simmons

Camp Common Folk is a 3-night camp (glamp) being held at Donnelly River in WA's south-west from 14-17 September. For wedding photographers of all levels, it's part conference and part workshop - with nine local and national speakers talking about all things business and creative - as well as a focus on the attendees to share and learn from each other, and build an on-going community vibe. There are also some killer bonfire nights planned.

© Brendan Ottley
© Brendan Ottley

The event is hosted by Common Folk Collective, an open community of like-minded, creative, common individuals who like hanging out, talking shop and understanding the business of wedding photography. Not some ‘get in touch with your inner self’ camp, it’s wedding photographers camp.

More details here.
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© Eric Ronald
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Camp location - Donnelly River, WA.
Camp location - Donnelly River, WA.
Camp location - Donnelly River, WA.
Camp location - Donnelly River, WA.

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