Kent’s atmospheric coast
On this one day photography course we will soak up the atmosphere of the wonderful Kent coastline.  From  chalk sea arches and sea stacks to fantastic architecture  this photogenic coastline

This full-day (over seven hours of tuition) photography course features three locations on the Kent coast. We meet at Reculver Towers on the coast, we then move on to St Margaret’s Bay and then Deal,

This full-day ( over seven hours of tuition) digital photography course straddles the border of Kent and Sussex. We meet at Dungeness before photographing a beautiful church in the Romney marshes, and finish up in

Flatford Mill, Sudbury and Long Melford Photography Course
The East Anglian countryside is a great place to run photography courses. This full-day (over seven hours of tuition) practical photography workshop starts at Flatford Mill, which

Suffolk Coast Photography Course
The coast of Suffolk has much to offer the photographer. Similar to Norfolk it’s a land of big skies, remote beaches, weathered boats and beach huts. There’s enough photographic potential to

Essex Sunrise Coast Photography Course
 
The Essex coast is a great place for capturing fantastic winter sunrises. It’s very similar to Suffolk and Norfolk in that respect. This course is scheduled to coincide with

Suffolk’s  Hidden  Coast

This full one-day photography course (over seven hours of tuition) takes in some of Suffolk’s less visited photographic gems in and around the southern part of Suffolk.   
 
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The Essex coast is a wonderful place for photography, often overlooked when people are on the way to photograph Suffolk or Norfolk.  The day begins with all course attendees meeting at a pre-arranged point.  Transport

Essex Wildcoast 2 Photography Course

During this photography course we explore some of the Essex coast’s wild atmospheric locations. From the rugged coastline with crumbling cliffs and crashing waves,

Mastering Exposure: Take Control of Your Camera and Your Creativity
Getting exposure right is the foundation of every great photograph — and once you understand it properly, everything else in photography becomes easier. This