The second of two workshops this weekend and the high standard and range of images continued with some lovely images. See below The next available workshops are from September onwards. For more info and booking click here
We had a chilly day in late April on the Heath and the group got busy shooting all the new spring growth, including bluebells, cow parsley, chestnut flowers and fresh green oak leaves. We also had some great wildlife shots, which given the limited ...
Saturday brought spring showers…. we persevered, improvised and got wet but it didn’t prevent us from shooting. Instead the group used the conditions to their advantage and gathered some lovely images you will see below. The spring ...
Podcast #6 A conversation with Helen Gilks – owner and manager of Nature Picture Library – the UK’s leading natural history picture agency. We discuss finding a niche, telling stories with images and the inner workings of a ...
Another chilly but beautiful day on Hampstead Heath for the second of our February workshops. The group set about finding texture, tone, shape and strong colours in the Heath habitat and delivered a magnificent set of images below. Availability for ...
The last big dump of snow to fall in London was in January 2013 so this week I headed back to the Heath to try and capture some fresh images. Knowing these conditions never last too long in the city my plan was to get as much as I could in the few ...
#5 on the Pod. Eddie Ephraums is more than a photographer, designer, writer, editor, bookmaker, mentor and workshop leader…he’s a great person to have a conversation with about all aspects of photography. Have a listen and if you get the ...
We’ve just added moving image to home page. DSLRs are improving video capability with every new model and it’s something that most photographers can’t and don’t ignore. Using video is a great way of ...
The November workshop is one of the most popular workshops we run on Hampstead Heath and for good reason. The colours are magnificent at this time of year, particularly the beech trees which produce a whole range of colours (see Kim’s ...