Photography Days
Waterfall & Landscape Photography Experiences
Explore. Learn. Photograph.
Join me for a photography day exploring some of the beautiful waterfalls and landscapes of the UK.
These photography days are designed to give you the opportunity to spend time in the landscape, improve your photography and learn how to get the most from your camera.
Whether you’re just starting out with landscape photography or you’re looking to develop your existing skills, I’ll be there throughout the day to offer guidance, advice and practical help.
Most importantly, there will be plenty of time to slow down, explore the location and enjoy taking photographs.
What You Can Expect
Each photography day is designed around the location, conditions and group, rather than following a rigid itinerary.
Depending on the location and conditions, we may explore different viewpoints and compositions and work with waterfalls, streams, rocks, woodland and the surrounding landscape.
During the day I’ll be able to help you with:
Camera settings and exposure
Composition and finding strong viewpoints
Working with natural light
Long-exposure photography
Using a tripod effectively
Filters and other landscape photography equipment
Creating movement and atmosphere in waterfall photographs
Understanding shutter speed, aperture and ISO
Making the most of changing weather and light
Developing your own approach to landscape photography
There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and receive individual guidance throughout the day.
Who Are The Photography Days For?
The days are suitable for photographers of different abilities, from beginners who want to understand their camera better to more experienced photographers looking to improve their landscape and waterfall photography.
You don’t need to be an expert.
What matters is that you enjoy photography and want to spend a day exploring and photographing some beautiful locations.
Photography days will generally be kept to small groups so that everyone has the opportunity to receive help and guidance.
What To Bring
I’ll provide the location, photography guidance and local knowledge. You’ll need to bring your own photography equipment and appropriate clothing.
Photography equipment
Camera
Lenses suitable for landscape photography
Tripod
Spare batteries
Memory cards
Filters, if you have them
Camera bag
You don’t need expensive equipment to take part. If you’re unsure about what equipment to bring, please get in touch before the day and I’ll be happy to advise you.
Clothing & footwear
Waterfall and landscape photography often means being outdoors and sometimes standing on wet or uneven ground.
Please bring:
Waterproof jacket and trousers
Suitable walking footwear
Warm layers
Gloves and hat when appropriate
Food and drinks for the day
Any personal medication you may need
Please come prepared for changeable British weather.
The Location
Each photography day will take place at a carefully selected waterfall or landscape location.
The exact location, meeting point, timings and any specific requirements will be provided when you book.
Some locations may involve walking over uneven, muddy or wet ground, and a reasonable level of fitness may be required.
Full details will be provided before the photography day so that you can decide whether the experience is suitable for you.
Upcoming Photography Days
Photography days are available on selected dates throughout the year.
Places are limited to keep the groups small and allow plenty of time for individual photography guidance.
View available dates and book your place
Eventbrite will provide the available dates, prices and booking information.
Have a Question?
If you’d like to know more before booking, please get in touch.
I’m happy to answer questions about the locations, equipment, photography experience or whether a particular photography day is suitable for you.
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Waterfalls • Landscapes • Architecture • Travel
Photography Days by Mark Leyland
Explore. Learn. Photograph.
