Duration: Full Day (7.5 hours) + pre-workshop assessment call
Discover one of the most dramatic and inspiring locations in the Peak District on this full-day one-to-one landscape photography workshop at The Roaches. Once a prehistoric coral reef, this striking ridge of gritstone escarpments now offers sweeping views, fascinating rock formations, and endless opportunities to develop your landscape photography skills.
Before your session, you’ll have a pre-workshop assessment call to discuss your current skill level, equipment, and personal goals. This ensures the day is fully tailored to your experience and creative interests — whether that’s mastering technical camera control or refining your eye for composition and light.
Your workshop will be tailored to your skill level and creative interests, based on what we discuss during your pre-workshop assessment call. That conversation helps shape the key focus areas for the day, which may include:
Setting up your camera confidently for landscape photography in changing light
Using manual exposure to balance highlights and shadows naturally
Refining composition and focal length choices to create depth, balance, and narrative
Working with natural light and weather to enhance mood and impact
Using filters and tripods effectively for long exposures and dynamic skies
Developing your creative voice and storytelling through the lens
Throughout the day, you’ll receive one-to-one guidance and real-time feedback in a relaxed, supportive environment. The Roaches’ dramatic ridges, windswept moorland, and ever-changing weather provide the perfect classroom for hands-on landscape learning.
By the end of the workshop, you’ll have a deeper understanding of both the technical and creative aspects of landscape photography — and the confidence to capture breathtaking scenes, every time.
Duration: Full Day (7.5 hours) + pre-workshop assessment call
Discover one of the most dramatic and inspiring locations in the Peak District on this full-day one-to-one landscape photography workshop at The Roaches. Once a prehistoric coral reef, this striking ridge of gritstone escarpments now offers sweeping views, fascinating rock formations, and endless opportunities to develop your landscape photography skills.
Before your session, you’ll have a pre-workshop assessment call to discuss your current skill level, equipment, and personal goals. This ensures the day is fully tailored to your experience and creative interests — whether that’s mastering technical camera control or refining your eye for composition and light.
Your workshop will be tailored to your skill level and creative interests, based on what we discuss during your pre-workshop assessment call. That conversation helps shape the key focus areas for the day, which may include:
Setting up your camera confidently for landscape photography in changing light
Using manual exposure to balance highlights and shadows naturally
Refining composition and focal length choices to create depth, balance, and narrative
Working with natural light and weather to enhance mood and impact
Using filters and tripods effectively for long exposures and dynamic skies
Developing your creative voice and storytelling through the lens
Throughout the day, you’ll receive one-to-one guidance and real-time feedback in a relaxed, supportive environment. The Roaches’ dramatic ridges, windswept moorland, and ever-changing weather provide the perfect classroom for hands-on landscape learning.
By the end of the workshop, you’ll have a deeper understanding of both the technical and creative aspects of landscape photography — and the confidence to capture breathtaking scenes, every time.
📍 Location: The Roaches, Peak District National Park (exact starting point confirmed based on weather conditions)
📞 Includes: Pre-workshop assessment call to tailor the session to your goals
📷 Equipment required: Any camera with manual control over aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. Tripod and filters recommended. Fully charged batteries and plenty of memory card space essential.
🥾 Fitness level: Moderate walking required over uneven terrain – sturdy footwear recommended.
