My workshops are designed for all levels – whether you’re a complete beginner wanting to get off auto mode, or an enthusiast looking to refine your skills

Not at all. Any digital camera will work, including mirrorless and bridge cameras. If you’re unsure, get in touch and I’ll advise.

Each workshop is tailored, but you can expect to learn about camera settings, composition, lighting, and practical tips for shooting in real-world conditions. Some sessions are themed (e.g. wildlife, landscapes, portraits).

I keep groups small (usually 10 - 20 participants) so everyone gets plenty of one-to-one guidance. I also offer private tuition if you’d prefer a personalised session.

Most workshops last a full day, depending on the topic. I also run short taster sessions and multi-day experiences.

Bring your camera, spare batteries, memory cards, and any lenses you’d like to use. Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a notepad are also recommended.

I run workshops at locations such as RSPB reserves, Yorkshire landscapes, and other scenic spots. The exact meeting point will be confirmed when you book.

Workshops usually go ahead unless the weather makes it unsafe. If conditions are extreme, I’ll reschedule or offer an alternative date.

For full-day workshops, I recommend bringing a packed lunch. Tea, coffee, or snacks are sometimes provided depending on the venue.

Simply head to my group workshop page and choose the session that interests you. A deposit secures your spot.

Yes! Gift vouchers are available and make a fantastic present for photography enthusiasts.

Definitely – I’ll give you constructive, practical feedback during and after the workshop so you can continue improving. I also have a specific Student group on Facebook too ( you’ll receive the link once you are a student)