This dramatic landscape photography walk begins at the car park by the water's edge at Exceat.

We'll go through some of the basic manual photography settings before heading straight up the hill for some excellent views of the snaking River Cuckmere.

After taking in the sights we follow the path higher still along the South Downs Way, towards the cliff edge there are outstanding views over both the estuary and the Seven Sisters towards Birling Gap.

We'll then make our way down to the beach to capture a brilliant sunset. If there is a low tide, we'll have the possibility of venturing onto the sands and viewing the reflections of the cliffs from further out.

The return walk is along the easy paved river path and then upwards for a final view of the meandering ox-bow river.

Things to bring

Camera, sturdy walking shoes, water/flask with tea, fruit/choc, a tripod if you have one, spare batteries if you have them, warm clothing hat/gloves.

Payment

If you are interested in attending the workshop but don't have a PayPal account, please don't let that stop you from joining. You can pay in cash on the day of the workshop or transfer the payment directly to my bank account. Just inform me in advance so that I can reserve a spot for you and provide you with all the necessary details.

If the weather is atrocious the workshop will be postponed to a later date. You can then either get a refund or of course retain your place for a future workshop.

Firstly we’ll park at the Birling Gap visitor Centre and meet by the cafe benches outside.

During the workshop I’ll cover a number of basics such as composition, rule of thirds and subject matter, things to look out for that might add interest to an image as-well-as aperture and shutter speed.

We’ll walk along the clifftops over to Bell Tout lighthouse with stunning scenery on all sides. Then onwards to Beachy Head Lighthouse. An extremely beautiful location taking in the epic cliffs and seascape.

On our return we will go a slightly different route to take in a few alternate views.

Once back at Birling Gap, We’ll head down onto the beach for a glorious sunset.

Things to bring

Camera, sturdy walking shoes, water/flask with tea, fruit/choc, a light tripod if you have one, spare batteries if you have them, warm clothing hat/gloves.

Payment

If you are interested in attending the workshop but don't have a PayPal account, please don't let that stop you from joining. You can pay in cash on the day of the workshop or transfer the payment directly to my bank account. Just inform me in advance so that I can reserve a spot for you and provide you with all the necessary details.

If the weather is atrocious the workshop will be postponed to a later date. You can then either get a refund or of course retain your place for a future workshop.

Parking at South Hill Barn will save our legs and put us at one of the most spectacular stretches of coast in Britain. We’ll go through the basics before setting off towards the cliffs and our first vantage point.

As we walk I’ll go around the group and discuss composition, rule of thirds and subject matter, things to look out for that might add interest to an image as well as the basics like aperture and shutter speed.

We’ll have the opportunity to head down onto Hope Gap Beach, before continuing to one of Englands most iconic sights, The Seven Sisters and the famous Fishermen's Cottages. Here we’ll look for unique ways to shoot something photographed so frequently and how we can make the most of the scenery.

Next, we’ll head onto the beach to test out how our cameras work on full manual mode (we might do this sooner depending on experience and camera). There are loads of great photo opportunities here and it’s also a great spot for a break and to take in the surroundings.

Egrets and kingfishers are often seen along this stretch of Cuckmere river as well as turns, oystercatchers and gulls.

Things to bring

Camera, sturdy walking shoes, water/flask with tea, fruit/choc, a light tripod if you have one, spare batteries if you have them, warm clothing hat/gloves.

Payment

If you are interested in attending the workshop but don't have a PayPal account, please don't let that stop you from joining. You can pay in cash on the day of the workshop or transfer the payment directly to my bank account. Just inform me in advance so that I can reserve a spot for you and provide you with all the necessary details.

If the weather is atrocious the workshop will be postponed to a later date. You can then either get a refund or of course retain your place for a future workshop.

Firstly we’ll park at the Birling Gap visitor Centre and meet by the cafe benches outside.

During the workshop I’ll cover a number of basics such as composition, rule of thirds and subject matter, things to look out for that might add interest to an image as-well-as aperture and shutter speed.

We’ll walk along the clifftops over to Bell Tout lighthouse with stunning scenery on all sides. Then onwards to Beachy Head Lighthouse. An extremely beautiful location taking in the epic cliffs and seascape.

On our return we will go a slightly different route to take in a few alternate views.

Once back at Birling Gap, We’ll head down onto the beach for a glorious sunset.

Things to bring

Camera, sturdy walking shoes, water/flask with tea, fruit/choc, a light tripod if you have one, spare batteries if you have them, warm clothing hat/gloves.

Payment

If you are interested in attending the workshop but don't have a PayPal account, please don't let that stop you from joining. You can pay in cash on the day of the workshop or transfer the payment directly to my bank account. Just inform me in advance so that I can reserve a spot for you and provide you with all the necessary details.

If the weather is atrocious the workshop will be postponed to a later date. You can then either get a refund or of course retain your place for a future workshop.

This wonderful photography walk begins in the beautiful location of Southover Grange Gardens in Lewes

After going through a number of basic manual settings we’ll head up the unforgettable Keere Street to explore the hidden and most picturesque corners the town has to offer.

We’ll pass the castle, the oldest Lido in Britain and enjoy the views along the Ouse. To finish there’s the option of climbing up Chapel Hill to photograph the setting sun.

Things to bring

Camera, sturdy walking shoes, water/flask with tea, fruit/choc, a tripod if you have one, spare batteries if you have them.

Payment

If you are interested in attending the workshop but don't have a PayPal account, please don't let that stop you from joining. You can pay in cash on the day of the workshop or transfer the payment directly to my bank account. Just inform me in advance so that I can reserve a spot for you and provide you with all the necessary details.

If the weather is atrocious the workshop will be postponed to a later date. You can then either get a refund or of course retain your place for a future workshop.

Firstly we’ll park at the Birling Gap visitor Centre and meet by the cafe benches outside.

During the workshop I’ll cover a number of basics such as composition, rule of thirds and subject matter, things to look out for that might add interest to an image as-well-as aperture and shutter speed.

We’ll walk along the clifftops over to Bell Tout lighthouse with stunning scenery on all sides. Then onwards to Beachy Head Lighthouse. An extremely beautiful location taking in the epic cliffs and seascape.

On our return we will go a slightly different route to take in a few alternate views.

Once back at Birling Gap, We’ll head down onto the beach for a glorious sunset.

Things to bring

Camera, sturdy walking shoes, water/flask with tea, fruit/choc, a light tripod if you have one, spare batteries if you have them.

Payment

If you are interested in attending the workshop but don't have a PayPal account, please don't let that stop you from joining. You can pay in cash on the day of the workshop or transfer the payment directly to my bank account. Just inform me in advance so that I can reserve a spot for you and provide you with all the necessary details.

If the weather is atrocious the workshop will be postponed to a later date. You can then either get a refund or of course retain your place for a future workshop.

Parking at South Hill Barn will save our legs and put us at one of the most spectacular stretches of coast in Britain. We’ll go through the basics before setting off towards the cliffs and our first vantage point.

As we walk I’ll go around the group and discuss composition, rule of thirds and subject matter, things to look out for that might add interest to an image as well as the basics like aperture and shutter speed.

We’ll have the opportunity to head down onto Hope Gap Beach, before continuing to one of Englands most iconic sights, The Seven Sisters and the famous Fishermen's Cottages. Here we’ll look for unique ways to shoot something photographed so frequently and how we can make the most of the scenery.

Next, we’ll head onto the beach to test out how our cameras work on full manual mode (we might do this sooner depending on experience and camera). There are loads of great photo opportunities here and it’s also a great spot for a break and to take in the surroundings.

Egrets and kingfishers are often seen along this stretch of Cuckmere river as well as turns, oystercatchers and gulls.

Things to bring

Camera, sturdy walking shoes, water/flask with tea, fruit/choc, a light tripod if you have one, spare batteries if you have them, warm clothing hat/gloves.

Payment

If you are interested in attending the workshop but don't have a PayPal account, please don't let that stop you from joining. You can pay in cash on the day of the workshop or transfer the payment directly to my bank account. Just inform me in advance so that I can reserve a spot for you and provide you with all the necessary details.

If the weather is atrocious the workshop will be postponed to a later date. You can then either get a refund or of course retain your place for a future workshop.

This dramatic landscape photography walk begins at the car park by the water's edge at Exceat.

We'll go through some of the basic manual photography settings before heading straight up the hill for some excellent views of the snaking River Cuckmere.

After taking in the sights we follow the path higher still along the South Downs Way, towards the cliff edge there are outstanding views over both the estuary and the Seven Sisters towards Birling Gap.

We'll then make our way down to the beach to capture a brilliant sunset. If there is a low tide, we'll have the possibility of venturing onto the sands and viewing the reflections of the cliffs from further out.

The return walk is along the easy paved river path and then upwards for a final view of the meandering ox-bow river.

Things to bring

Camera, sturdy walking shoes, water/flask with tea, fruit/choc, a tripod if you have one, spare batteries if you have them, warm clothing hat/gloves.

Payment

If you are interested in attending the workshop but don't have a PayPal account, please don't let that stop you from joining. You can pay in cash on the day of the workshop or transfer the payment directly to my bank account. Just inform me in advance so that I can reserve a spot for you and provide you with all the necessary details.

If the weather is atrocious the workshop will be postponed to a later date. You can then either get a refund or of course retain your place for a future workshop.

This wonderful photography walk begins in the beautiful location of Southover Grange Gardens in Lewes

After going through a number of basic manual settings we’ll head up the unforgettable Keere Street to explore the hidden and most picturesque corners the town has to offer.

We’ll pass the castle, the oldest Lido in Britain and enjoy the views along the Ouse. To finish there’s the option of climbing up Chapel Hill to photograph the setting sun.

Things to bring

Camera, sturdy walking shoes, water/flask with tea, fruit/choc, a tripod if you have one, spare batteries if you have them.

Payment

If you are interested in attending the workshop but don't have a PayPal account, please don't let that stop you from joining. You can pay in cash on the day of the workshop or transfer the payment directly to my bank account. Just inform me in advance so that I can reserve a spot for you and provide you with all the necessary details.

If the weather is atrocious the workshop will be postponed to a later date. You can then either get a refund or of course retain your place for a future workshop.

Parking at South Hill Barn will save our legs and put us at one of the most spectacular stretches of coast in Britain. We’ll go through the basics before setting off towards the cliffs and our first vantage point.

As we walk I’ll go around the group and discuss composition, rule of thirds and subject matter, things to look out for that might add interest to an image as well as the basics like aperture and shutter speed.

We’ll have the opportunity to head down onto Hope Gap Beach, before continuing to one of Englands most iconic sights, The Seven Sisters and the famous Fishermen's Cottages. Here we’ll look for unique ways to shoot something photographed so frequently and how we can make the most of the scenery.

Next, we’ll head onto the beach to test out how our cameras work on full manual mode (we might do this sooner depending on experience and camera). There are loads of great photo opportunities here and it’s also a great spot for a break and to take in the surroundings.

Egrets and kingfishers are often seen along this stretch of Cuckmere river as well as turns, oystercatchers and gulls.

Things to bring

Camera, sturdy walking shoes, water/flask with tea, fruit/choc, a light tripod if you have one, spare batteries if you have them, warm clothing hat/gloves.

Payment

If you are interested in attending the workshop but don't have a PayPal account, please don't let that stop you from joining. You can pay in cash on the day of the workshop or transfer the payment directly to my bank account. Just inform me in advance so that I can reserve a spot for you and provide you with all the necessary details.

If the weather is atrocious the workshop will be postponed to a later date. You can then either get a refund or of course retain your place for a future workshop.