Bristol in Colour and Monochrome

October 26, 2026  •  Leave a Comment
Bristol in Colour and Monochrome Bristol is a city with a rich maritime heritage, vibrant street art and a distinctive creative spirit. From Banksy's iconic artwork to the quirky world of Wallace and Gromit, there's plenty to catch the eye. But on my photography workshop, we look beyond the familiar attractions to explore more universal themes: col...
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Brighton Street Photography

October 22, 2026  •  Leave a Comment
Brighton Street Photography Brighton is a fantastic place to explore the world of street photography. With its vibrant festivals, bustling streets, beautiful coastline and colourful characters, the city offers an endless variety of photographic opportunities. My Brighton Street Photography Workshop is designed to help you see the city with fresh ey...
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Street Photography in Birmingham

October 21, 2026  •  Leave a Comment
Birmingham Street Photography Birmingham, Britain’s second city, is a fantastic destination for street photography. With its blend of bold modern architecture, historic streets, regenerated urban spaces and ever-changing street life, it offers an abundance of opportunities for photographers looking to capture the character and energy of a modern Br...
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Street Photography in Bath

October 16, 2026  •  Leave a Comment
Street Photography in Bath The historic city of Bath offers a wonderful backdrop for capturing striking street photography images. On my workshops we wander the quaint streets looking for photo opportunities. Some are triggered by a change of weather. A sudden downpour that catches people off guard forcing them to improvise with bags covering their...
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Oxford in Motion

October 13, 2026  •  Leave a Comment
Master the Art of Panning A photographic technique that can transform an ordinary street photograph into something full of energy and movement is panning. The Magic of Panning The technique involves following a moving subject with your camera, moving at the same speed and in the same direction as it travels. By using a relatively slow shutter sp...
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