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Norfolk Broads to Coast Landscape Photography Workshop – 24 February 2027
Norfolk Broads to Coast Landscape Photography Workshop
Date: Wednesday 24 February 2027
Time: 12:30pm to sunset, approximately five hours
Price: £95 per person
Group size: Maximum five photographers
Experience: All abilities welcome
Transport: You will need your own vehicle to travel between locations; travel and parking costs are not included
Photograph the Norfolk Broads before a coastal sunset
Start among the waterways, reed beds, boats and windmills of the Norfolk Broads, then travel to the coast to photograph the final light and sunset over a very different landscape.
The route is planned around the conditions rather than fixed regardless of the weather. Exact locations will be selected nearer the day using the forecast, light, tides and access, giving us the best chance of productive photography throughout the afternoon.
Who this workshop is for
All abilities are welcome. Whether you are learning to take control of your camera or already comfortable with manual settings, the small group allows time for individual help and more advanced creative discussion.
What we will photograph
Broads waterways, reed beds, boats and windmills
Reflections, texture and changing winter light
Norfolk coastal scenery and moving water
Sunset and the transition into dusk
What you will learn
Camera settings for varied landscape subjects and light
Composition across open Broads and coastal locations
Using filters and long exposure where appropriate
Responding to changing weather rather than relying on one planned picture
How the workshop works
We will spend the first part of the afternoon in the Norfolk Broads before travelling to the coast for sunset. You will receive approximately five hours of practical tuition, with time to work independently as well as receive one-to-one guidance.
Travel between locations
You will need your own vehicle to reach the meeting point and travel between locations. Travel and parking costs are not included. The final route and meeting information will be emailed before the workshop.
What is included
Approximately five hours of practical landscape photography tuition
Individual help with camera settings, exposure, filters and composition
A maximum group of five photographers
A route chosen around the expected weather, light, tides and access
What to bring
Your camera, charged batteries and memory cards
A selection of landscape lenses
A sturdy tripod
Neutral-density and graduated filters if you have them
Warm, waterproof clothing and suitable footwear
A lens cloth and weather protection for your equipment
Weather and safety
The route may change if the forecast, tides or access make an alternative location more productive or safer. Please prepare for winter conditions and follow any safety guidance given at each location.
About your guide
I am Dibs McCallum, a commercial photographer since 2011 with a Master's degree in Photography. I will help you understand the decisions behind each photograph while giving you space to develop your own approach to the Norfolk landscape.
Booking
Places are limited to five photographers to protect the quality of the tuition. Book online to secure your place.
Please read the workshop booking and cancellation information before booking.
Norfolk Broads to Coast Landscape Photography Workshop
Date: Wednesday 24 February 2027
Time: 12:30pm to sunset, approximately five hours
Price: £95 per person
Group size: Maximum five photographers
Experience: All abilities welcome
Transport: You will need your own vehicle to travel between locations; travel and parking costs are not included
Photograph the Norfolk Broads before a coastal sunset
Start among the waterways, reed beds, boats and windmills of the Norfolk Broads, then travel to the coast to photograph the final light and sunset over a very different landscape.
The route is planned around the conditions rather than fixed regardless of the weather. Exact locations will be selected nearer the day using the forecast, light, tides and access, giving us the best chance of productive photography throughout the afternoon.
Who this workshop is for
All abilities are welcome. Whether you are learning to take control of your camera or already comfortable with manual settings, the small group allows time for individual help and more advanced creative discussion.
What we will photograph
Broads waterways, reed beds, boats and windmills
Reflections, texture and changing winter light
Norfolk coastal scenery and moving water
Sunset and the transition into dusk
What you will learn
Camera settings for varied landscape subjects and light
Composition across open Broads and coastal locations
Using filters and long exposure where appropriate
Responding to changing weather rather than relying on one planned picture
How the workshop works
We will spend the first part of the afternoon in the Norfolk Broads before travelling to the coast for sunset. You will receive approximately five hours of practical tuition, with time to work independently as well as receive one-to-one guidance.
Travel between locations
You will need your own vehicle to reach the meeting point and travel between locations. Travel and parking costs are not included. The final route and meeting information will be emailed before the workshop.
What is included
Approximately five hours of practical landscape photography tuition
Individual help with camera settings, exposure, filters and composition
A maximum group of five photographers
A route chosen around the expected weather, light, tides and access
What to bring
Your camera, charged batteries and memory cards
A selection of landscape lenses
A sturdy tripod
Neutral-density and graduated filters if you have them
Warm, waterproof clothing and suitable footwear
A lens cloth and weather protection for your equipment
Weather and safety
The route may change if the forecast, tides or access make an alternative location more productive or safer. Please prepare for winter conditions and follow any safety guidance given at each location.
About your guide
I am Dibs McCallum, a commercial photographer since 2011 with a Master's degree in Photography. I will help you understand the decisions behind each photograph while giving you space to develop your own approach to the Norfolk landscape.
Booking
Places are limited to five photographers to protect the quality of the tuition. Book online to secure your place.
Please read the workshop booking and cancellation information before booking.