Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of the most iconic landmarks in the country and now Sydneysiders and visitors alike have the unique opportunity to take photographs from high atop the structure.

BridgeClimb has launched their first Artist in Residence initiative, a program which includes the opportunity to experience world-first photography masterclasses on the summit of the Sydney Harbour Bridge: an investment that’s certain to level up your Instagram game, big time.

Both full day and half-day options are available, offering the chance to learn about landscape photography from Glenn McKimmin, one of Australia’s most well-regarded photographers; as well as the once-in-a-lifetime experience of shooting from high atop the iconic structure.

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As part of the full day and half-day courses, amateur photographers can put their skills to work capturing the harbour at sunset from the Gun Deck on top of the Pylon: a coveted viewpoint not normally accessible to the public.

The program also includes lunch at nearby Glenmore, classroom time and (as breathlessly mentioned several times already) the chance to take your own camera onto the Bridge at dusk for a limited number of shots 134 metres above sparkling Sydney Harbour.

The experience runs every Friday between November 19th 2020 and December 11th 2020. Half day experiences are priced from $395 and full day from $995. To book, visit glennmckimmin.com/workshops-bridgeclimb/

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