I am currently organising another series of short-form landscape photography workshops, designed to allow beginner and intermediate photographers a chance to think about finding and taking landscape photographs that relate to their personal way of seeing. 
Photographs that may be intimate in scale and consideration; photographs that are about the way you as both a person and a photographer see the world as you move through it.

The workshops are planned to run for one day, starting around noon and finishing around 6 p.m. with a chance to grab food and have a concluding discussion afterwards. 

Photographic locations will be about a half an hours walk from base.
There will be a maximum of four people on each workshop.

They will be tailored to suit a weekday afternoon and early evening, allowing you to answer questions and explore answers to many of the  photographic thoughts that may have been impeding personal photographic progress.

All workshops will be based at selected country pubs within an hours walking access of carefully selected and evocative landscape locations in Derbyshire.

The landscapes I am choosing are intimate rather than grand, in keeping with idea that you don’t need to travel long distances in order to find great photographs to express your inner photographer.