Peak District Landscape Photography - Day Workshop

Peak District Landscape Photography - Day Workshop

£115.00

This is an introduction to Landscape Photography.

In an action packed day exploring parts of the beautiful Peak District National Park, you will learn some of my tips and tricks behind the camera, and unique post processing techniques to create some epic landscape images of your own.

We will start the day fuelled by tea or coffee and take a short hike up the beautifully ragged Winnats Pass to shoot sunrise, and who knows, we may possibly even make a few sheep friends in the process! After this it will be time for the post processing tutorial and lunch. During this time we will discuss my editing style and I’ll demonstrate the basic editing techniques I use in ‘Lightroom’. One of my presets will be available for you to use, if you wish to apply it to your images. The day will be rounded off with another short hike up to Mam Tor for a sunset shoot.

If time permits, we may be able to shoot at another location, but this cannot be guaranteed.

There will be a maximum of 4 workshop attendees so you will be guaranteed my full attention throughout the course of the day.

Please note timings of the day will largely be influenced by the seasons and weather, so will inevitably vary throughout the year.

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DAY WORKSHOP OVERVIEW:

Date: Saturday, 7th of March 2020

Location: Peak District National Park, England

Available spaces: 0 of 4

Difficulty level: Easy / Moderate walking, basic level of fitness required for inclines

Price: £115.00 pp

Deposit: Payment in full will be required at booking

Cancellation: Full refund within 48 hours of booking if booking is at leat 2 weeks before workshop date. 50% refund within 2 weeks of workshop date, No refund within 2 weeks of workshop date.

Arrival: 5:15am at Mam Tor National Trust Car Park (aka Mam Nick car park), S33 8WA. Please note payment for carpark is £5 and CARD ONLY

Departure: Approx. 6:30pm, Mam Tor National Trust Car Park, S33 8WA

Included: Professional photo guide, basic photography tuition, basic post processing tuition, transportation between shoot locations and a welcome hot drink

Not included: Accommodation. Travel to and from arrival and departure location and any car parking expenses. Any private insurances, taxes, levies, immigration, duty and visa fees (where applicable). All meals throughout the day and any personal purchases including alcoholic beverages, snacks, souvenirs and travel and equipment insurances.

Learning outcomes -

  • Learn the basics of landscape photography including compositions, aperture and shutter speeds

  • Gain insight into utilising natural light and how to control it

  • Learn to shoot for wall art and social media

  • Introduction to post processing

What level of photography is required?

All levels of photography will be welcome, but this workshop will mainly focus on tuition for a beginners level.

One thing that is required from all workshop attendees is the commitment and passion to get up early and chase the light and the mood all day!

What should I bring? 

TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT -

  • Your own camera equipment- including tripod and filters, if you have them. Please also bring along your camera manual if you don’t know how to adjust shutter speed, aperture, ISO and bracketing in manual mode

  • Fully charged and spare batteries. Please also bring a charger too incase of emergency- I have 240v socket in my vehicle available for use in such situations

  • Lens, 14-24mm or similar and 24-70mm or similar. Please bring other lenses if you have them. Feel free to contact me prior to your workshop if you are unsure whether your lenses are suitable

  • Mac or Windows laptop with ‘Lightroom’ installed. Please note I will be demonstrating editing on a Mac, so if you have windows, it will be your responsibility to apply the tutorial to your own system

CLOTHING / ACCESSORIES -

  • Rain/wind proof clothing and extra layers in case of weather changes

  • Rain proof bag for all equipment

  • Hiking shoes/boots as the trails can get slippery and muddy

  • Torch or head lamp

  • Wellies are a good idea in case of shoots in the water

PERSONAL EXTRAS -

  • Bottle of water/ snacks

  • Packed lunch

  • Medications you may require, please note I will not be responsible for administration of any medications

  • Mobile phone

  • Cards/Cash for purchases throughout the day i.e car parking, food and drinks etc

What kind of weather can I expect?

We are not in the arctic or at high altitude, however this is England and rain and wind can often show up unannounced, so be prepared with weather proof outer layers. I will be keeping a close eye on predicted forecasts in the run up to your workshop, so I can advise you accordingly of any extra equipment which may be needed.