Understand light, tide, weather, season and how each one changes the photograph.
Create stronger landscape photographs on location
Learn how light, weather, timing and composition work together, then make confident technical choices that support the photograph you want to create.
Learn by working through real photographic decisions
These workshops take you through the complete decision-making process: planning the conditions, reading the scene, refining the composition and choosing camera settings, filters and exposure times with purpose.
Use foreground, balance, shape, depth and visual flow to guide the viewer.
Choose aperture, shutter speed, ISO and filters because they serve the image.
Simplify your setup and make fewer, better decisions while conditions change.
Based around Hampshire and the South Coast, these practical landscape photography workshops use real locations and changing conditions to teach composition, exposure, filters and confident on-location decision making.
Useful guides before your workshop
Brush up on the camera controls and techniques that will help you get even more from the practical session.
Upcoming landscape workshops
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Glass Ball (Sphere) Photography Workshop
Broad St, Hampshire, Portsmouth PO1 2ND
Ever wanted to join the new craze of Glass Ball Photography? Not quite getting the settings right, or starting out with this style of photography. I will show you the easy way to get the most from your Glass Ball, from composition to settings.
Master Long Exposure Workshop Old Portsmouth
Spice Island Inn, 1 Bath Square, Portsmouth PO1 2JL, UK
Ever wanted to master long exposure photography? Get those dreamy skies or the silky water. Or do you want to remove people or moving objects from a composition. I will show you the easy way.
Capturing the Charm of Halnaker Windmill – A Photography Masterclass
Halnaker Widmill - Weet at the car park
Unlock the secrets of capturing the beauty of Halnaker Windmill in this hands-on photography workshop. Explore golden hour techniques, long exposures, and creative compositions as we photograph this iconic landmark against the stunning backdrop of the South Downs.
Who these workshops suit
Ideal for photographers who understand the basic controls of their camera and want to move beyond simply recording a view. They also work well as the next step after the practical beginner course.
What to bring
- A camera with manual controls and at least one lens
- A sturdy tripod for long exposures and low light
- Spare batteries, memory cards and a lens cloth
- Optional ND or graduated filters and remote release
- Weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable footwear
Unsure which landscape session is right?
Tell Andy about your experience, equipment and the type of landscape photography you want to improve.