Macro Photography Workshop with Max Mudie

We're really excited to welcome Max Mudie to Allens Community Garden for a Macro Photography workshop. Max is a nature photographer with 20 years of experience, and a focus on macro photography. He will be talking you through the basics, explaining how you can get high quality macro photos using household objects, and then supporting you to have a go exploring the fauna, flora and fungi of Allens Community Garden.

No photography experience is necessary or specialist equipment needed, just bring along your camera or camera phone. Children under 16 are welcome, but we ask that they have an adult supervising them.

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Allens Community Garden

Allens Community Garden is a community garden in Stoke Newington that provides affordable and accessible ways for people to engage with the land. We value food and land justice, diverse communities and ecologies and care about being connected to the area around us.

Allens Community Garden will be having a free celebration on 21st June at the garden! Please save the date and come along to see an exhibition of photos from this course as well as food stalls, a plant sale, live music, workshops and tours of the site.

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Directions

Allens Community Garden is a community garden inside Allen's Gardens park in Stoke Newington. The postcode is N16 5BD. The entrance to the park is on Bethune road, near Manor road, and the garden is on the right when you enter the park through a wooden door, which will be clearly marked. Do make sure you don't go to the Allens Gardens in Shoreditch

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Accessibility

Allens Community Garden has no steps but is uneven and can be slippery in wet weather. The toilet is accessible by a ramp that has unfortunately broken, so includes a slope upwards and downwards. The main paths are wheelchair accessible but the spaces between beds can be too narrow at points for a wheelchair to pass.

We have some accessible tools and knee pads, but not all the tools we'd like. We can provide waterproofs and warmer clothes if needed. The site has running water and lots of seating. There is an unfenced pond, so small children need supervision. We actively seek to accommodate sensory needs.

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