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“Just to say thank you so much for the workshop on Harris & Lewis, it went beyond my expectations not only in the photography but the standard of accommodation the places you found to ensure we took some truly memorable photos also the way you worked so hard to ensure that everything went well, its the first workshop I’ve been on that ticked all the boxes”
Gary Howie Harris & Lewis
June 2019
Keep on rocking in the free world!, not sure where that came from, well I do, obviously it's Neil Young, but it just popped into my head. Anyway, back to what I was going to type, not long back from Iceland, superb again, delivered on all levels. The weather was great, superb light, everyone melted there memory cards, didn't really see any rain, and we pretty much got everywhere we wanted to, excellent.
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Iceland Summer 10 day tour June 2020

May 2019
Well the Bluebells and wild flowers arrived eventually in places, not a super strong showing this year, I think the dry weather didn't help earlier in the year. Low down proved popular, even broke out the vintage lenses.
The shot below was taken with an old Canon 50mm lens from the 1960's, it's amazing what you can still pick up and make interesting images with.

April 2019
Warmth is returning to the sun once more, the Bluebells and wildflowers are springing up, more opportunities for photography in the landscape. Not just the wide open vista but the intimate portrait is always welcome. It's great being close up with objects or flowers, shooting into the light, maybe even after rain, a perfect way to spend a Spring day.
March 2019
The winter kicked back in and the landscape photography was at full throttle. Skye was superb, great images all over the island, you can see at times like this why its a magnet for photographers and artists.

Marsco Moods Skye
February 2019
The Isle of Arran was excellent, small in stature, big on adventure. What a superb landscape, mountains, fells, Lochs, Glens, waterfalls, otters, deer, eagles, all on one stunning Island.
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Winter continues, some good snow around the Highlands and up on the Yorkshire Moors. If you are looking for a little snow there is some around.
Winter in the Highlands

A great shot from James Nicholson from the
Assynt workshop in January, we had snow and superb light at times.
January 2019
Happy New Year for 2019 Best Wishes and Peace for the year ahead,
wherever your camera may lead you.


December 2018
A quiet month, not too much snow and winter conditions so had to do a little searching, still an excellent time of year to go out and use the camera.

November 2018
A moody shot of Crummock Water from Paul Dowgill. The Lakes in November
provided some new viewpoints and great light.
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Crummock Water by Paul Dowgill
The aurora forecasts are good, the moon phase is spot on
with the prospect of less snow it will give a better chance of clearer nights.
Iceland Aurora Tour March 29th - April 5th
7 nights including Flights, Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, superb hotels that I have used for nealry 10 years,
£2.495.00
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October 2018
Autumn colours have been a little hit and miss this season so far. Some amazing colours and then areas where it seems not to have appeared. It must be the dryness of the summer heatwave, still, there is plenty to be going on with for the lamdscape photographer.

September 2018
September brings the start of temperature changes overnight, cooler mornings which means some gorgeous mists to be photographed. Northing really beats that feeling of early morning cold in the autumn, breathing in the fresh air. Somehow it connects you closer to the ground you are standing on, waiting and watching the sun slowly emerge out of the horizon into the day.

August 2018
August always seems a gap in between the proper summer and the lead up to Autumn and winter. You can sense the anticipation building up as you talk to landscape photographers.However, I find the interest is in the challenge. There are superb splashes of colour out there, heather can be in full bloom in parts of the land, from Shropshire to the Peak District, its always worth an evening out waiting for that magic moment.
Summer and a heatwave, crikey, how good has the weather been for the U.K? Consistently warm, proper heat, which does make a change. The usuall challenges arrive in the summer for the landscape photographer. When all is green and the sun is high, where do you seek inspiration? well you could always forget the greenery and go black and white.
Not long back from Shetland, a wonderful place. Especially in sunshine, generally the temperature hovers around 12/13 but everyday was 16+, a heatwave on Sheltand. We did see a little rain but not much, plenty of wind but that is normal for these small islands out in the Northern Atlantic
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Shetland Workshop Page 2019 click here

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I could not let another day pass without reiterating the comments I made to you at this weeks Northumberland workshop. It exceeded my wildest expectations and I learnt more in the four days with you than I had in all the previous workshops combined. Your relaxed style and willingness to explain your own method of working was a revelation and even more so was the considerable time you spent with each participant improving their own technique and knowledge. I did not feel at anytime I could not ask for help and guidance and this was always forthcoming in a very understandable and constructive way.
Keith Weil Northumberland April 2015



















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