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After a brief meet and greet we will head out and visit 2 or 3 locations and photograph till dusk (weather permitting). We will then have a relaxing evening meal and, over a few drinks, natter and discuss the following day’s events. I will give a short tutorial outlining how I process my images and show those taken at locations we have visited and will visit the following day. You are also very welcome to bring along a few prints or images on a USB stick for me to critique.
On the 2nd day we start by heading out for a dawn shoot (this is optional but recommended) and return mid-morning for a hearty breakfast at the B&B before again, setting off to photograph at several locations until dusk (weather permitting). After which, we will make our way back to the B&B to collect our cars and say our farewells.
Group size will kept to a maximum of just 6 so that I can spend as much time with each as you would like or want. The day is suitable for those of all levels and whether you have only recently picked up a camera or have been shooting for years, you are sure to find this an enjoyable and beneficial workshop. I will be covering such things as exposure, filtration, lens selection, reading the histogram and composition. Emphasis will be given on creating images with strong, visual impact.
Price includes: Transport to locations, one night’s accommodation / sole-occupancy with en-suite (discounts available for double or twin sharing), breakfast on the 2nd day, dinner on the 1st day and 1st drink with meal, packed lunch on both.
Price excludes: Additional snacks and drinks, not mentioned, at meal times.
Equipment required
The workshop is suitable for those that own a Bridge, DSLR or medium format camera with, ideally, lenses ranging from a wide-angle to telephoto zoom. A tripod will be essential for those dawn/dusk shoots and polarising and neutral-density grads, useful. It is essential that you have an understanding of exposure.
Fitness level
Medium. Although we will not be walking very long distances, by the very nature of this region there will be steep slopes (taking approximately 15 minutes) to walk up as well as rocky, slippery ground, particularly near waterfalls.
How to book
In the first instance, please contact Robert here to check whether there are places available. To book your place, Robert requires a deposit of £100 which can be payable either by cheque or PayPal.
Once your place is confirmed, Robert will email all necessary information to you regarding accommodation and equipment suggestions. You are very welcome to telephone Robert to discuss anything, should you wish to do so.
Outdoor Photography Magazine Article
Over the last few years the Peak District has become my favourite location for landscape photography in the UK. Indeed, as a result of those images I took on my first visit, I had an article published in Outdoor Photography magazine and subsequently held 5 workshops to this region, such has been its impact. |