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Full Day Peak District Photography Workshop

Full Day Peak District Photography Workshop

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Minimum Age: 16 years

About the experience

The Peak District National Park, situated in the Midlands of England, neighbouring Staffordshire, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Greater Manchester and South and West Yorkshire, is undoubtedly one of the most breathtakingly beautiful parts of the British Isles. And on this full day's photography workshop, you'll discover one of the most naturally stunning areas, the Hope Valley, and learn how to capture the best of it on camera under your expert tutor, Alan. The morning session of the day begins over in Padley Gorge, a deep but narrow valley over in Derbyshire. Meeting up at 9:30am, you'll get to explore some peaceful ancient woodlands, following the babbling Burbage Brook across the rocks along the way. On your afternoon session, you'll head off on the wooded trails of Lawrencefield, and discover the unusual site of the former Bolehill Quarry, where Peak District stone was sourced and quarried in the early 20th century, the remnants of which are still visible today amongst the many birch trees that grow here. Indeed, there are so many atmospheric locations and environments you'll encounter along your travels that afford plenty of great photo opportunities. And Alan will be your best guide and tutor for this workshop, as he not only knows the area very well, but he will also help you get the most out of your camera, whether it's close up shots of fungi and the fern covered forest floors, or wide open panoramic landscape views. You'll also hopefully get the opportunity to meet like minded people and learn some new photography techniques along the way too!

  • A full day photography workshop in the Peak District
  • Explore the Hope Valley with Alan
  • Lots of amazing photo opportunities
  • An explosion of colours and stunning vistas

  • Photography workshop in the Peak District
  • Individual tuition from a professional photographer
  • You will be shown the best spots for taking stunning photos
  • Work with your tutor to review your shots, try new ideas and improve your photography
  • Welcome, preparation and set-up
  • Capture close up macro or a wider perspective
  • You will form part of a small group of six participants
  • You will attend Padley Gorge in the morning and then Bolehill Quarry in the afternoon

Padley Gorge

  • Padley Gorge is a deep but narrow valley in the Peak District, Derbyshire
  • The gorge is wooded with a stream, the Burbage Brook, at the bottom

Bolehill Quarry

  • An area of outstanding natural beauty, this workshop walk takes in the heights of Millstone Edge and silver birch woodlands

Information

  • Under 16's welcome but must be accompanied by a participating adult
  • Workshops are suitable to any level of experience as 1 to 1 tuition is provided throughout
  • A good, general level of fitness is required to be able to be able to deal with the walking and gradients involved

  • Not suitable for spectators

Minimum Age: 16 years

  • Vouchers are valid for use on one of the below dates only
  • Due to popularity it is recommended you book well in advance to secure your preferred date

Full Day Workshop

  • 9th November 2024 - 09:30am - 12:30pm (Padley Gorge) then 13:15pm - 16:15pm (Bolehill Quarry)
  • 10 November 2024 - 09:30am - 12:30pm (Padley Gorge) then 13:15pm - 16:15pm (Bolehill Quarry)
  • The full day runs from 09:30am - 16:15pm
  • 45 minute lunch break is from 12:30pm - 13:15pm
  • Food is not included so please bring a packed lunch

Equipment Requirements

  • Any camera and lens is suitable - zoom and wide angle and macro lens are an advantage
  • Tripod is advised, especially for doing close-up shots but also if booking the sunrise session
  • A tripod can be hired for the workshop at £10 - please advise when booking your date if required
  • A polariser filter is useful but not essential
  • Remote Release cable is useful but alternatively, you can use the self-timer on the camera

Locations

  • Derbyshire
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