This workshop will focus on the themes and techniques required to capture the essence, diversity and dynamism of our urban environments – a subject often overlooked by landscape photographers.
You will learn about the alternative approaches to capturing successful urban images – including cityscapes, buildings, structures, spaces, architectural details and abstracts.
We will consider the relationships with documentary and street photography, and examine the following urban themes: moods and emotions; movement, energy and flow; urban geometry; natural and human-made elements
These perspectives and techniques will enable you to take on an urban project that reflects your creative interests and feelings about a place.
An essential element of this package is the pre-workshop briefing. This includes a comprehensive set of notes with some inspiration ideas to help you prepare for the session, select an assignment and learn more about the chosen location.
What's Included?
Explore urban themes like cityscapes, architecture, and abstracts
Learn techniques for capturing urban moods, energy, and geometry
Discuss the relationship with documentary and street photography
Pre-workshop briefing with notes and assignment suggestions
Guidance to create a personalized urban photography project
Minimum fitness level required.
Age restrictions: 18+
Single (one adult) | £195 |
Couple (two adults) | £245 |
We will contact you after receiving your booking to confirm details and arrange a pre-workshop briefing.
You will need a DSLR, mirrorless or compact system camera to get the best out of this workshop - although camera phone users are also welcome.
Our workshops require flexibility to adapt to changes in the weather and other events beyond our control.
Please wear appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes for walking. You may also want to bring snacks and a water bottle.
Hello. I’m a self-taught landscape photographer best known for my mountain, woodland and urban images.
Most of my images have been captured in the UK, where I have become a strong advocate for exploring and photographing locations close to home. For me, this includes the vibrance and diversity of city life in Bristol alongside the natural beauty of the Cotswolds.
I became a Licentiate of the Royal Photographic Society in 2017 and was awarded a Distinction in Landscape as an Associate in 2024.
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