Autumn in Dolomites | 7 Day Photo Workshop

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From: Venice Marco Polo Airport

Description

Summary

Tour starts
Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE), Viale Galileo Galilei, Venice,
Duration:
7 days
Ending place
Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE), Viale Galileo Galilei, Venice,
Languages:
English
Difficulty:
Easy
Available:
October
Minimum age:
18 years old
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Description

Embark on an incredible photography adventure to the Dolomites mountains in Italy in Autumn. Photographers looking to build their portfolio in a beautiful landscape with professionals on hand should book today.

Size isn’t everything in the world of photography, and although the Dolomites aren’t exactly small, this cluster of jagged peaks is more about form, about stature of a different kind.

This autumn photography tour bears witness to a mountain range that’s a work of art in itself. The Dolomites are a unique piece of natural architecture, and are even thought to have been included in the background of one of the most famous paintings of all time – the Mona Lisa. If these majestic Italian peaks were good enough for Leonardo Da Vinci, then they’re good enough for us… 

From a distance the Dolomites are dramatic and imposing, but as we travel around this scenic part of northeastern Italy, we will discover an area with an unexpected soft side. Under the aggressive peaks, peaceful rivers flow through valleys that are home to charming settlements. Cottages emerge from the mist and still, turquoise lakes lie in the shadows of the mountains.

Clearly, there’s an abundance of opportunities for fantastic photography here! In the autumn light we will venture out to capture the rugged peaks from plenty of angles, while always having an eye on the spectacular colours of the fall scenery all around us in this photogenic part of Italy.

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Included

6 nights of accommodation
All meals
Instruction and master classes by two professional guides
All transfers

Activities

Photo Tours
Photo Workshop

Map

Attractions

BolzanoBolzano
DolomitesDolomites
Passo RollePasso Rolle
Carezza lakeCarezza lake
St MaddalenaSt Maddalena
Passo delle ErbePasso delle Erbe
La valle WengenLa valle Wengen
Alpe di SiusiAlpe di Siusi
Tre Cime di LavaredoTre Cime di Lavaredo
Cortina D’AmpezzoCortina D’Ampezzo
Cinque TorriCinque Torri
VeniceVenice
ItalyItaly

Daily itinerary

Day 1

Day 1 - Arrival

On the first day of our Dolomites adventure, the group will meet at the airport in Venice at 12pm noon.  Once we’ve all got together in the afternoon, the trip will begin. Please make sure to have your lunch beforehand, or to bring a packed lunch with you as there will be no time to stop for food along the way. From Venice, we will drive to our first base - Val di Funes.The area looks like a scene straight out of “The Sound of Music” and, as alpine settlements go, takes some beating. We will have the afternoon and sunset session at St. Johan church and St Maddalena church and will stay in the village.

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Day 2

Day 2 - Alpe di Siusi

On day 2, you will enjoy another memorable sunrise shoot, either in the valley of Val di Funes or in Passo delle Erb. After returning to the hotel for breakfast, we’ll take the time to rest, enjoy the views and go through a post-processing tutorial. After lunch, we will head towards the Alpe di Siusi, Europe’s largest alpine meadow and a popular mountain resort with stunning scenery. In the autumn months the place is quiet and still - perfect for another sunset shoot to remember. Here, the rolling green hills meet the earthen hues of larches and pine, bathed in the warm autumn sun. We will stay here until sunset, before heading back to our accommodation for the night.

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Day 3

Day 3 - Alpe di Siusi & Baita Segantini

On Day 3, we’ll rise early to greet the sunrise over Alpe di Siusi. As the first light hits the peaks, we’ll photograph sweeping panoramas and dramatic mountain silhouettes. With a bit of luck, a crisp autumn morning will drape the valley in a soft mist, giving us ethereal scenes as the landscape slowly comes to life.

After lunch, we’ll pack up and make our way to Baita Segantini for an unforgettable sunset session in one of the most spectacular locations in the Dolomites. For the following four nights, we will stay at Cortina D’Ampezzo.

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Day 4

Day 4 - Lago Fedèra & Tre Cime

On Day 4, we’ll head to Lago Fedèra for a stunning sunrise session, capturing the first light as it reflects off the calm waters and rugged peaks. Afterward, we’ll return to our hotel to rest and review our images from the previous days.

In the evening, we'll head to Rifugio Scoiattoli, for a sunset shoot at the Cinque Torri - the five stone towers. In the vicinity is an open-air museum dedicated to Italian troops who fought in World War I. We'll spend our time capturing the area before heading back to the hotel.

 

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Day 5

Day 5 - Alpe di Siusi, Tre Cime

Our sunrise location on day 5 will be the stunning lake of Lago Antorno. This is one of the most recognisable locations within the Dolomites, presenting a multitude of stunning opportunities for landscape photography. After breakfast, we'll make our way back to Tre Cime di Lavaredo, where we'll hike beneath the peaks of the Three Sisters for an amazing sunset shoot.

Tre Cime is the most iconic trio of peaks in Italy, and perhaps the finest example of the Dolomites’ dramatic, sculptural landscape.

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Day 6

Day 6 - Lago Antorno, Tre Cime

On Day 6, we’ll start before dawn and drive to Lago Braies for a magical sunrise session. As the first light touches the surrounding peaks, we’ll photograph mirror-like reflections on the emerald lake, classic wooden boats, and the iconic boathouse framed by towering cliffs. After the shoot, we’ll return to the hotel for breakfast, some rest, and time to review and edit images from the previous days, with guidance on composition, processing, and workflow for those who’d like it.

In the late afternoon, we’ll head up to Passo Giau for sunset — one of the most scenic mountain passes in the Dolomites. Here we’ll capture sweeping views of rolling hills, jagged peaks, and dramatic rock formations glowing in the evening light. As the sun sets and the sky shifts through pastel tones, we’ll move between a few vantage points to make the most of the changing conditions before returning to the hotel for dinner and a well-earned rest.

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Day 7

Day 7 - Departure

This will be our final day in the Dolomites. We'll rise early and head to our final sunrise shoot. We will then check out from the hotel at 11am, commencing the journey back to Venice airport and arriving after 14:00. There you can catch a plane home or stay for a few days in a city with architecture to match the incredible rock formations we have enjoyed over the past week. For those departing home on this day, please schedule your flights for after 17:00, in order to accommodate for any possible delays.

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How it works

What to bring

Warm, waterproof clothing
Camera and equipment. Check packing list.

Disclaimer

We highly recommend that you get a travel and medical insurance. Your own domestic medical insurance and private health scheme will not cover you whilst you are overseas.

The tour will always dependent on weather, as the weather can be highly unpredictable.

Departure Schedule

18-24 Oct 2026

Guides

Luka Vunduk

Luka Vunduk

Photography allows me to express my natural curiosity and to explore the interplay between the outer landscape and my inner landscape. Wild landscapes have always stirred complex and powerful emotions in me, and my photographs attempt to create a visual record of these emotions. Ultimately, it is my hope that my work evokes similar emotions in the viewer and expands his or her own appreciation of nature and art.

I was born in Slovenia and feel very fortunate to be able to call this beautiful country my home. My deep appreciation for nature and my passion for photography started to develop at a young age. Now, some thirty-five years later, I remain as curious as ever. My desire to explore the world’s beautiful places and to capture the profound experiences they evoke has taken me on photographic expeditions all over the globe. Some of the places I have trained my lens on include the remote mountain wilderness of Patagonia, Canadian Rockies, the desert coastlines of Saudi Arabia and Oman, the cloud forests of Sri Lanka, the Fjords of Norway, the Dolomites of Italy and the mesas and canyons of the American West. For me, a good photograph can take me back to those vast places and arouse the very same feelings and emotions I experienced in them. A good photograph can bring back the sights, the sounds, the smells and the feeling of actually being there. Apart from photography, my creative outlets also include music and design, and since the year 2000, I have been the owner of a design studio based in the capital city of Ljubljana. When I’m not out exploring Slovenia’s mountains and forests, camera in hand, you’ll find me in my studio, applying my design and post processing skills in order to best bring my experiences of nature to life in my photographs. More recently, I have become interested in sharing my knowledge and experience with others through photography workshops. See you on the sunny side of the Alps!

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