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Screaming Heads Photography Workshop!

🎃 Dare to Capture the Uniqueness of Screaming Heads? 😱

Step into a surreal Halloween dreamscape—Screaming Heads in Burk’s Falls, Ontario. This eerie property is home to massive concrete sculptures, creepy energy, and moody fall landscapes that feel like a Tim Burton film set come to life.

This hands-on, beginner-friendly photography workshop is designed for women who want to build confidence, elevate their skills, and create powerful, dramatic images—all while connecting deeply with nature… and maybe a few ghosts. 👻

✅ Master Manual Mode – Take control of your camera settings with confidence.
✅ Capture Creepy-Beautiful Scenes – Learn how to compose moody, storytelling images.
✅ Go Beyond Snapshots – Develop a mindful approach to creative photography—Halloween style.

What if you’re drawn to strange, magical places… but your camera never quite captures the vibe?

You love the weird and wonderful—the way fog lingers over twisted trees, how fallen leaves crunch beneath your boots, the towering concrete heads silently watching. But your camera doesn’t see what you see.

📷 Auto mode just isn’t cutting it—your photos come out flat or too bright for the mood.
📷 You feel lost with settings. ISO? Shutter speed? Spooky.
📷 You crave a hands-on learning experience to help your creativity come alive.

Now imagine walking through Screaming Heads in golden autumn light, adjusting your settings with ease, capturing every eerie detail exactly as you envision it—without relying on auto mode.

🌟 Rated 5 Stars on Google Reviews

Why Women Love Our Workshops

Here’s what past participants had to say:

“I can’t even choose a favourite part—so much goodness! The flow, the space to learn, the eagle, the acknowledgement.”

“Taking pictures while paddling—what an experience!”

“Loved meeting other women who love the outdoors.”

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Colorful peacock standing on grass with green foliage background.

The Screaming Heads Photography Workshop

A full-day immersive experience designed to help you unlock your creative potential and truly see the world through your lens—especially the weirder corners of it.

How It Works:

Step 1: Learn the Fundamentals – Simple, step-by-step instruction to master manual mode.
Step 2: Hands-On Practice – Photograph the haunting sculptures and forest in autumn light.
Step 3: Create Art, Not Just Snapshots – Use light, shadow, and perspective to bring out the atmosphere in your shots.

Experience Level: Amateur to Intermediate
If you’re still using Auto or Aperture Priority mode, this spooky workshop is perfect for you!

Activity Level: Moderate
Expect moderate walking around the trails and grounds—no grave digging involved.

The workshop I wish I had.

You invested in a great camera.
So why aren’t your photos turning out the way you imagined?

You’ve watched tutorials, read the manual (well… skimmed it), and maybe even tried a few online courses. But you’re still stuck in auto mode. You’re not sure what all the buttons mean, and every setting feels like a guessing game.

13 years ago, I was in the same spot.

I had a new DSLR… and no clue how to actually use it. I’d go for hikes when I lived in the Yukon hoping to capture what I saw in nature — but my photos always fell flat. The colours weren’t right. The focus was off. The light looked dull instead of dreamy.

I wasn’t a bad photographer — I just didn’t yet understand my camera.
And I didn’t want to waste years trying to figure it out alone.

So I took the long road.

5 years after I got my camera, I enrolled in a 2-year program and graduated with a diploma in photography (with honours). I read all the books. I practiced for hours. I made mistakes, missed moments, and fumbled through camera settings more times than I can count. But over time, I found a method that worked.

And now — I teach that method to women just like you.

Because you don’t need to take the long road.
You just need a workshop that actually works.

That’s exactly what our workshops are.

🎃 A clear, supportive, hands-on way to finally take control of your camera.

🌲 A chance to slow down, connect with strange, beautiful places, and build skills you’ll use for life.

📷 A method that helps you move from "just winging it" to intentional art-making.

Let me be clear: I can’t press the shutter for you. There’s no magic button (even if auto mode pretends to be one).

But I can give you the tools, techniques, and confidence to finally capture the photos you’ve been dreaming of.

So you have two choices:

Keep wandering through YouTube tutorials, and signing up for online courses that have a 15% completion rate, trying to piece it all together…

👻 Or join a workshop that’s helped dozens of women turn their camera from frustrating to freeing.

You don’t need five years to master your camera.


You just need one hauntingly good day.

👉 Reserve your spot now

Headshot of Cobi Sharpe, professional woman photographer in Ontario who teaches women how to use their cameras

Cobi Sharpe

CEO & Founder @ Spark Adventure Photography Workshops

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A large stone sculpture resembling a dinosaur or dragon with an open mouth, situated in a park-like area surrounded by trees, grass, and a pond with tall reeds.
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Autumn forest with colorful fall foliage on hills and a blue sky.

“Would I attend another workshop with Cobi? In a heartbeat.”

Your Investment: Only $275 for an Spooktacular Photography Experience

Let’s break down the value of what you’re getting:

✅ Expert Photography Instruction – Learn from a professional photographer with a diploma in photography (with honours!)—no tricks, just treats. ($150 value)
✅ On-Site Learning Among the Sculptures – Get real-time support and hands-on guidance as you explore this eerie, art-filled property. ($100 value)
✅ One-of-a-Kind Location Access – Photograph a surreal Halloween-season setting like no other—spooky sculptures, fall colours, and moody skies. (Priceless)
✅ Composition & Storytelling Techniques – Learn how to frame striking images and capture the haunting vibe of the location with meaning. ($125 value)
✅ Seasonal Workshop Timing – Take advantage of peak autumn foliage and atmospheric light to create dramatic, ghostly-good photos. (Priceless)
✅ Course Materials Included – Take home helpful guide and notes so you can keep learning after the witching hour. ($50 value)
✅ Small Group Setting – Just 8 participants for a chill, supportive vibe (and no photobombing ghouls). ($100 value)
✅ 5-Star Rated Experience – Thoughtfully designed for nature-lovers and creatives who crave something a little different. (Priceless)

Total Value: Over $625
Your Price: Only $275! (Only until August 3rd, then $300)

📍 Spots are limited—reserve yours today!

👉 Register Now