Dates: 15th - 20th March 2027
Price: £995 per person
A discount is available for two people who book together and share a twin room.
Deposit: £350
Group Size: 4
Fitness Level: Generally fit. The furthest walking distance is around 40 minutes from the car.
Join me for a photography workshop exploring the beautiful Moray Coast in Scotland, with the potential to also head inland towards the Cairngorms, Dava Moor and other surrounding areas of interest.
This is a wonderfully varied part of Scotland, with rugged coastline, harbours, sea stacks, beaches, lighthouses, woodland, open moorland, mountain views and big skies. It’s a brilliant location for building a varied set of landscape and coastal images over a few days.
Accommodation:
Stay in well-located accommodation with private rooms for each attendee. The accommodation will be chosen to give us good access to the Moray Coast, while also keeping us within reach of the Cairngorm mountain area, Dava Moor and other surrounding locations.
A light breakfast will be provided each morning, including basic cereals, toast, orange juice, coffee and hot drinks.
Lunches, dinners, snacks and meals out are not included in the workshop price.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, we’ll have the option to eat back at the accommodation to help keep things relaxed and keep costs down. If the group would prefer to eat out on any of those evenings, that’s absolutely fine too, and we can decide as we go.
Photography Opportunities:
The Moray Coast offers a fantastic mix of seascape, landscape and characterful coastal locations. During the workshop we’ll explore a range of places along the coastline, with possible subjects including beaches, harbours, cliffs, sea stacks, lighthouses and smaller coastal details.
Depending on weather, access and conditions, we may also head inland towards the Cairngorm mountain area, Dava Moor and other nearby locations. This gives us the chance to photograph a wider mix of scenery, from coastal light and sea views to moorland, woodland, rivers, mountain backdrops and open Scottish landscapes.
March can be a brilliant time for this part of Scotland, with quieter locations, low light, changeable conditions and plenty of atmosphere. As always, the exact locations will be chosen around the weather, light, wind direction, road conditions and safety.
Workshop Itinerary:
Monday:
Early afternoon Meet and Greet
Check in at the accommodation
Sunset shoot
Dinner outing or food stop depending on timing
Tuesday - Friday:
Sunrise shoot
Return for breakfast or stop for breakfast/lunch depending on location and conditions
Photography through the day until sunset
Evening meal option at the accommodation
Saturday:
The exact locations may change depending on weather, light, access and conditions. The aim is always to put the group in the best places at the best times, rather than rigidly sticking to a fixed plan if conditions are better elsewhere.
Transport:
Transport is available from Norwich to the accommodation and back again at the end of the workshop.
During the main workshop days, Tuesday to Friday, seats will be available in my van for travel between the accommodation and photography locations. Fuel for workshop travel is included, so you won’t need to drive between locations unless you prefer to use your own vehicle.
If you are making your own way to the accommodation, you’re still welcome to travel with the group during the workshop days.
Essential Photography Kit:
DSLR/CSC with batteries and memory cards
Spare batteries and memory cards
Wide-angle, mid-range, and zoom lenses
Sturdy tripod
Lens cleaning kit
Camera bag
Appropriate clothing for the weather
Waterproof coat and layers
Sturdy footwear
Umbrella
Torch or head torch
Bath towel
Note: I have spare landscape filters available and can assist with recommendations on purchasing.
Pricing and Booking
Deposit: Secure your spot with a £350 deposit.
Payment can be made by BACS, which is preferred to reduce transaction fees, or via the website checkout.
Balance Due:
Final payment is due 28 days before the workshop start date.
Please contact me at info@dibsphotography.com with any questions about deposits, payment or sharing a twin room.
What’s Included:
Accommodation, light breakfast, loan of landscape filters and tripod if needed, transport from Norwich to the accommodation and back if required, transport during the main workshop days from Tuesday to Friday, workshop fuel, and hands-on photography tuition.
What’s Not Included:
Lunch, dinner, meals out, snacks, alcoholic drinks, travel to and from Norwich if making your own way to the workshop, camera equipment insurance, personal accident insurance, travel insurance, and vehicle breakdown insurance.
Additional Information
Some locations may involve walking on uneven coastal paths, beaches, rocky terrain, woodland paths, moorland tracks and exposed locations. Safety is our top priority, with dynamic risk assessments carried out at all times.
March weather in Scotland can be changeable, with the possibility of rain, wind, cold conditions and even snow in higher areas. Suitable clothing and footwear are essential. We’ll aim to make the most of the conditions, but locations may be adjusted if weather, access or road conditions make a planned location unsuitable.
Booking & Cancellation Info
All information for bookings and cancellations can be found on this page.
Please do reach out to me if you have any questions.
Dates: 15th - 20th March 2027
Price: £995 per person
A discount is available for two people who book together and share a twin room.
Deposit: £350
Group Size: 4
Fitness Level: Generally fit. The furthest walking distance is around 40 minutes from the car.
Join me for a photography workshop exploring the beautiful Moray Coast in Scotland, with the potential to also head inland towards the Cairngorms, Dava Moor and other surrounding areas of interest.
This is a wonderfully varied part of Scotland, with rugged coastline, harbours, sea stacks, beaches, lighthouses, woodland, open moorland, mountain views and big skies. It’s a brilliant location for building a varied set of landscape and coastal images over a few days.
Accommodation:
Stay in well-located accommodation with private rooms for each attendee. The accommodation will be chosen to give us good access to the Moray Coast, while also keeping us within reach of the Cairngorm mountain area, Dava Moor and other surrounding locations.
A light breakfast will be provided each morning, including basic cereals, toast, orange juice, coffee and hot drinks.
Lunches, dinners, snacks and meals out are not included in the workshop price.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, we’ll have the option to eat back at the accommodation to help keep things relaxed and keep costs down. If the group would prefer to eat out on any of those evenings, that’s absolutely fine too, and we can decide as we go.
Photography Opportunities:
The Moray Coast offers a fantastic mix of seascape, landscape and characterful coastal locations. During the workshop we’ll explore a range of places along the coastline, with possible subjects including beaches, harbours, cliffs, sea stacks, lighthouses and smaller coastal details.
Depending on weather, access and conditions, we may also head inland towards the Cairngorm mountain area, Dava Moor and other nearby locations. This gives us the chance to photograph a wider mix of scenery, from coastal light and sea views to moorland, woodland, rivers, mountain backdrops and open Scottish landscapes.
March can be a brilliant time for this part of Scotland, with quieter locations, low light, changeable conditions and plenty of atmosphere. As always, the exact locations will be chosen around the weather, light, wind direction, road conditions and safety.
Workshop Itinerary:
Monday:
Early afternoon Meet and Greet
Check in at the accommodation
Sunset shoot
Dinner outing or food stop depending on timing
Tuesday - Friday:
Sunrise shoot
Return for breakfast or stop for breakfast/lunch depending on location and conditions
Photography through the day until sunset
Evening meal option at the accommodation
Saturday:
The exact locations may change depending on weather, light, access and conditions. The aim is always to put the group in the best places at the best times, rather than rigidly sticking to a fixed plan if conditions are better elsewhere.
Transport:
Transport is available from Norwich to the accommodation and back again at the end of the workshop.
During the main workshop days, Tuesday to Friday, seats will be available in my van for travel between the accommodation and photography locations. Fuel for workshop travel is included, so you won’t need to drive between locations unless you prefer to use your own vehicle.
If you are making your own way to the accommodation, you’re still welcome to travel with the group during the workshop days.
Essential Photography Kit:
DSLR/CSC with batteries and memory cards
Spare batteries and memory cards
Wide-angle, mid-range, and zoom lenses
Sturdy tripod
Lens cleaning kit
Camera bag
Appropriate clothing for the weather
Waterproof coat and layers
Sturdy footwear
Umbrella
Torch or head torch
Bath towel
Note: I have spare landscape filters available and can assist with recommendations on purchasing.
Pricing and Booking
Deposit: Secure your spot with a £350 deposit.
Payment can be made by BACS, which is preferred to reduce transaction fees, or via the website checkout.
Balance Due:
Final payment is due 28 days before the workshop start date.
Please contact me at info@dibsphotography.com with any questions about deposits, payment or sharing a twin room.
What’s Included:
Accommodation, light breakfast, loan of landscape filters and tripod if needed, transport from Norwich to the accommodation and back if required, transport during the main workshop days from Tuesday to Friday, workshop fuel, and hands-on photography tuition.
What’s Not Included:
Lunch, dinner, meals out, snacks, alcoholic drinks, travel to and from Norwich if making your own way to the workshop, camera equipment insurance, personal accident insurance, travel insurance, and vehicle breakdown insurance.
Additional Information
Some locations may involve walking on uneven coastal paths, beaches, rocky terrain, woodland paths, moorland tracks and exposed locations. Safety is our top priority, with dynamic risk assessments carried out at all times.
March weather in Scotland can be changeable, with the possibility of rain, wind, cold conditions and even snow in higher areas. Suitable clothing and footwear are essential. We’ll aim to make the most of the conditions, but locations may be adjusted if weather, access or road conditions make a planned location unsuitable.
Booking & Cancellation Info
All information for bookings and cancellations can be found on this page.
Please do reach out to me if you have any questions.
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