PHOTOGRAPHY COURSES - 130 UK VENUES - FROM AROUND £75

One-day Workshops - Digital SLR to Compact Cameras

Explore Your Digital SLR/Compact System Camera.  Our foundation workshop - get off Auto Mode and learn to shoot in Aperture Priority for predictable images every time.  Or our Getting Started workshop if you're completely new to digital photography.
When you're using your camera confidently, we offer a wide range of workshops from Portraits to Wildlife Photography >>		We're in 130 venues in England (including 11 in London), Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland, so you won't have far to travel.  See our map >>

 

Photography Gift Vouchers

If you're looking for the perfect gift for the photographer in your life, take a look at our Gift Vouchers, valid in over 130 venues around the UK. 

Saturday & Sunday - Weekend Workshops

For your convenience, many of our workshops are run at weekends, from 10am to 4pm.

Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, Sony, Olympus & all other brands

Our experienced tutors can show you how to get the best from your camera no matter what the make or model.

DSLR, Compact System, Mirrorless, Bridge and Compact Camera Courses

Our workshops are suitable for all types of camera.  Please see the individual workshop pages for full details.

One-to-one Training & Experience Days - Better Photos in a Day

We're happy to tailor a training day specifically for you.  This can be anything from an intensive photography day to a wildlife photography experience.  Take a look at our One-to-one Photography Days for more details.

Photography Training for Businesses, Schools, Charities and other organisations

From Products to People and Events

Learn how to produce your own images, in-house, from product shots to promotional materials for your website or literature.   Training tailored to your requirements.  See Photography Training.

Training for Teachers

If you teach photography in a school, we can help you to develop your own skills and show you a range of exercises that will work for you in the classroom.

 

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