Welcome to the Stu Brown Photography Blog, sharing stories and photography from Saltburn-by-the-Sea, the North Yorkshire coast, and the Cleveland Way.
Here you’ll find field notes from landscape and wildlife shoots, updates from my photography workshops, and insights into working along one of the most dramatic stretches of coastline in the North East of England.
I spend most of my time outdoors — watching the tides, the weather, and the changing light across the moors and cliffs. This blog is a place to share those moments: coastal landscapes at sunrise, wildlife encounters around Saltburn and the North Yorkshire Moors, and the quiet details that make this coastline so special.
Whether you’re here to discover new locations, improve your photography, join a workshop, or simply enjoy the view — I hope these stories bring you a little closer to the landscape.
Supreme Plastics | Commercial Photography North Yorkshire
Supreme plastics contacted us of our website asking us to take some new product images for there promotions material.Based all over the world their, Whitby, North Yorkshire base seems a little out of place, but been local to us it was ideal.
Street Photography Workshop | North Yorkshire
Thank goodness the weather held out. With all the rain we’ve had recently I was worried I wouldn’t be able to run this street photography workshop.
Night Photography Workshop | North Yorkshire Photography Workshops
Some places you get pleasurably bored of, the infinity bridge is one such place for me. Ive taught night photography there for over 12 years.
Outwood Academy | Commercial Photography
When I was approached by Outwood Academy in Acklam to produce some new promotions images for their school, I felt really proud to be apart of such a great academy.
Wildlife Photography Workshop | North Yorkshire
I’ve always used Margrove ponds to run my workshops at, there are so full of life, from Deer to Coot, Mallards , Dragon Flies and Damsel Flies.
Because they are local it makes my students realise that we are surrounded by wildlife, even on our own door step.