As dawns break, mists rise, tides ebb and flow and wild creatures show themselves, every photographer,
experienced or not, longs to get the perfect shot.
As dawns break, mists rise, tides ebb and flow and wild creatures show themselves, every photographer, experienced or not, longs to get the perfect shot.
As dawns break, mists rise, tides ebb and flow and wild creatures show themselves, every photographer, experienced or not, longs to get the perfect shot.
By joining a bespoke Nigel Millard workshop, they have every chance of doing just that.
By joining a bespoke Nigel Millard workshop, they have every chance of doing just that.
By joining a bespoke Nigel Millard workshop, they have every chance of doing just that.
Nigel is an award-winning international photographer who lives on Dartmoor and crews for the RNLI. So a professional lifetime of photographic experience has been honed on land and at sea – equipping him well to pass on his skills to enthusiasts of all ages and stages.
Nigel is an award-winning international photographer who lives on Dartmoor and crews for the RNLI. So a professional lifetime of photographic experience has been honed on land and at sea – equipping him well to pass on his skills to enthusiasts of all ages and stages.
Nigel is an award-winning international photographer who lives on Dartmoor and crews for the RNLI. So a professional lifetime of photographic experience has been honed on land and at sea – equipping him well to pass on his skills to enthusiasts of all ages and stages.
His workshops are tailored to suit every need – whatever the skill level clients have or the equipment they
His workshops are tailored to suit every need – whatever the skill level clients have or the equipment they use, and wherever there’s good shooting to be had at sea, on land or between the two.
His workshops are tailored to suit every need – whatever the skill level clients have or the equipment they use, and wherever there's good shooting to be had at sea, on land or between the two.
use, and wherever there’s good shooting to be had at sea, on land or between the two.
SEE IT. SHAPE IT. SAVE IT.
SEE IT. SHAPE IT. SAVE IT.
SEE IT. SHAPE IT. SAVE IT.
There are three levels at which we work:
Novice - Intermediate - Advanced
There are three levels at which we work:
Novice - Intermediate - Advanced
There are three levels at which we work:
Novice - Intermediate - Advanced
And three locations to choose between:
Life At Sea - Life On The Edge - Life On Dartmoor
And three locations to choose between:
Life At Sea - Life On The Edge - Life On Dartmoor
And three locations to choose between:
Life At Sea - Life On The Edge - Life On Dartmoor
Life at sea… what to expect
Life at sea… what to expect
Half an hour before daybreak and the weather is fair so we head out to sea - determined to get the best out of conditions that day.
Half an hour before daybreak and the weather is fair so we head out to sea - determined to get the best out of conditions that day.
Half an hour before daybreak and the weather is fair so we head out to sea - determined to get the best out of conditions that day.
We begin by exploring the pretty fishing port of Brixham, the breakwater, Berry Head and Lighthouse, Cod Rock and the rugged South Devon coastline. Flanking Dartmouth, we head into Tor Bay to see what’s on the water – might be fishing, potting or sailing boats or heritage trawlers.
We begin by exploring the pretty fishing port of Brixham, the breakwater, Berry Head and Lighthouse, Cod Rock and the rugged South Devon coastline.
We begin by exploring the pretty fishing port of Brixham, the breakwater, Berry Head and Lighthouse, Cod Rock and the rugged South Devon coastline. Flanking Dartmouth, we head into Tor Bay to see what’s on the water – might be fishing, potting or sailing boats or heritage trawlers.
Flanking Dartmouth, we head into Tor Bay to see what’s on the water – might be fishing, potting or sailing boats or heritage trawlers.
Whatever the weather, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide. And aboard 'Silver Sea' or 'Kellys Hero' you’re in safe hands. Our skipper’s day job (his name is Mark) is RNLI Lifeboat Coxswain. With over 30 years’ seagoing experience, he positions the boat perfectly.
Whatever the weather, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide. And aboard 'Silver Sea' or 'Kellys Hero' you’re in safe hands. Our skipper’s day job (his name is Mark) is RNLI Lifeboat Coxswain. With over 30 years’ seagoing experience, he positions the boat perfectly.
Whatever the weather, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide. And aboard 'Silver Sea' or 'Kellys Hero' you’re in safe hands. Our skipper’s day job (his name is Mark) is RNLI Lifeboat Coxswain. With over 30 years’ seagoing experience, he positions the boat perfectly.
Our boat is a 38 footer with ample deck space for shooting and a covered lounge for chatting. And yes, there is a toilet – although at sea we call it the ‘head’!
Our boat is a 38 footer with ample deck space for shooting and a covered lounge for chatting. And yes, there is a toilet – although at sea we call it the ‘head’!
Our boat is a 38 footer with ample deck space for shooting and a covered lounge for chatting. And yes, there is a toilet – although at sea we call it the ‘head’!
Depending on the workshop you select, we're at sea for between two and six hours. Back onshore we make time for tea and cake at the Breakwater Café. Oh, and a debrief if you want one…
Life at sea workshops are currently run out of Brixham, Falmouth and Newlyn.
Depending on the workshop you select, we're at sea for between two and six hours. Back onshore we make time for tea and cake at the Breakwater Café. Oh, and a debrief if you want one…
Life at sea workshops are currently run out of Brixham, Falmouth and Newlyn.
Depending on the workshop you select, we're at sea for between two and six hours. Back onshore we make time for tea and cake at the Breakwater Café. Oh, and a debrief if you want one…
Life at sea workshops are currently run out of Brixham, Falmouth and Newlyn.
Life at sea… Legendary Events… what to expect
Life at sea… Legendary Events… what to expect
As stunning vessels trim their sails and race for the finish, you’re right there – camera in hand, award-winning photographer on board, perfect shot in the can.
As stunning vessels trim their sails and race for the finish, you’re right there – camera in hand, award-winning photographer on board, perfect shot in the can.
As stunning vessels trim their sails and race for the finish, you’re right there – camera in hand, award-winning photographer on board, perfect shot in the can.
The workshop you’ve chosen is event-specific – scheduled to coincide with a legendary maritime adventure. Cowes Week perhaps, or the Fastnet Race, the Round Island Race, or the glorious Tall Ships Festival.
The workshop you’ve chosen is event-specific – scheduled to coincide with a legendary maritime adventure. Cowes Week perhaps, or the Fastnet Race, the Round Island Race, or the glorious Tall Ships Festival.
The workshop you’ve chosen is event-specific – scheduled to coincide with a legendary maritime adventure. Cowes Week perhaps, or the Fastnet Race, the Round Island Race, or the glorious Tall Ships Festival.
Whatever the weather, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide. And you’re in safe hands too – aboard a sturdy craft, skippered by an experienced member of the RNLI.
Whatever the weather, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide. And you’re in safe hands too – aboard a sturdy craft, skippered by an experienced member of the RNLI.
Whatever the weather, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide. And you’re in safe hands too – aboard a sturdy craft, skippered by an experienced member of the RNLI.
We are at sea for about seven hours shadowing the action and honing our skills, before returning to dry land for tea and cake – and a debrief if you want one…
We are at sea for about seven hours shadowing the action and honing our skills, before returning to dry land for tea and cake – and a debrief if you want one…
We are at sea for about seven hours shadowing the action and honing our skills, before returning to dry land for tea and cake – and a debrief if you want one…
Life on the edge… what to expect
Life on the edge… what to expect
Half an hour before daybreak, come rain or shine, we gather where land and sea meet – determined to get the best out of the conditions that day.
Half an hour before daybreak, come rain or shine, we gather where land and sea meet – determined to get the best out of the conditions that day.
Half an hour before daybreak, come rain or shine, we gather where land and sea meet – determined to get the best out of the conditions that day.
As tides ebb and flow, the ever-changing strip of land around an island coast is full of lovely surprises.
As tides ebb and flow, the ever-changing strip of land around an island coast is full of lovely surprises. And whatever the sea serves up and the weather brings down, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide.
As tides ebb and flow, the ever-changing strip of land around an island coast is full of lovely surprises. And whatever the sea serves up and the weather brings down, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide.
And whatever the sea serves up and the weather brings down, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide.
Once you’ve given your own camera a thorough work-out, you try shooting some film on the cameras we carry with us – which are medium and large format.
Once you’ve given your own camera a thorough work-out, you try shooting some film on the cameras we carry with us – which are medium and large format.
Once you’ve given your own camera a thorough work-out, you try shooting some film on the cameras we carry with us – which are medium and large format.
Depending on the workshop you’ve chosen, we take pictures and comb beaches for between two and six hours. At the end of the day, we sit down for delicious tea and cake at the local café. Oh, and a debrief if you want one…
Life on the edge workshops take place on beaches throughout Devon and Cornwall
Depending on the workshop you’ve chosen, we take pictures and comb beaches for between two and six hours. At the end of the day, we sit down for delicious tea and cake at the local café. Oh, and a debrief if you want one…
Life on the edge workshops take place on beaches throughout Devon and Cornwall
Depending on the workshop you’ve chosen, we take pictures and comb beaches for between two and six hours. Back in the dry, we sit down for delicious tea and cake at the local café. Oh, and a debrief if you want one…
Life on the edge workshops take place on beaches throughout Devon and Cornwall
Life on Dartmoor… what to expect
Life on Dartmoor… what to expect
Half an hour before daybreak, come rain or shine, we stride out onto breath-taking ancient moorland – determined to get the best out of the conditions that day.
Half an hour before daybreak, come rain or shine, we stride out onto breath-taking ancient moorland, determined to get the best out of the conditions that day.
Half an hour before daybreak, come rain or shine, we stride out onto breath-taking ancient moorland,determined to get the best out of the conditions that day.
On Dartmoor you’re spoilt for choice – surrounded by stunning views, rugged granite tors, deep wooded valleys, fast-flowing rivers and wild, wide open spaces.
On Dartmoor you’re spoilt for choice – surrounded by stunning views, rugged granite tors, deep wooded valleys, fast-flowing rivers and wild, wide open spaces.
On Dartmoor you’re spoilt for choice – surrounded by stunning views, rugged granite tors, deep wooded valleys, fast-flowing rivers and wild, wide open spaces.
On a clear day, you shoot the sun rising over Hound Tor – the inspiration for Conan Doyle's infamous tale – and just as magical in mist or thick fog when the sun's having a duvet day. And whatever the weather, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide.
On a clear day, you shoot the sun rising over Hound Tor, the inspiration for Conan Doyle's infamous tale, and just as magical in mist or thick fog when the sun is having a duvet day. And whatever the weather, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide.
On a clear day, you shoot the sun rising over Hound Tor – the inspiration for Conan Doyle's infamous tale, and just as magical in mist or thick fog when the sun is having a duvet day. And whatever the weather, you’re warm and dry – your camera wrapped if needs be in a rain cape we provide.
Once you’ve given your own camera a thorough work-out, you try shooting some film on the cameras we carry with us – which are medium and large format.
Once you’ve given your own camera a thorough work-out, you try shooting some film on the cameras we carry with us – which are medium and large format.
Once you’ve given your own camera a thorough work-out, you try shooting some film on the cameras we carry with us – which are medium and large format.
Depending on the workshop you’ve chosen, we take pictures and explore for between two and six hours, before refuelling at the Café on the Green or the Rugglestone Inn, Widecombe in the Moor. Oh, and having a debrief if you want one…
Depending on the workshop you’ve chosen, we take pictures and explore for between two and six hours, before refuelling at the Café on the Green or the Rugglestone Inn, Widecombe in the Moor. Oh, and having a debrief if you want one…
Depending on the workshop you’ve chosen, we take pictures and explore for between two and six hours, before refuelling at the Café on the Green or the Rugglestone Inn, Widecombe in the Moor. Oh, and having a debrief if you want one…
WE ARE PROUD TO BE SUPPORTED BY:
WE ARE PROUD TO BE SUPPORTED BY:
WE ARE PROUD TO BE SUPPORTED BY:
- ESSENTIALS
- OPTIONAL
- PROVIDED
- KICK-OFF
- YOU
- YOUR LEVEL
- SKILLS
- BESPOKE
- GROUPS & STUDENTS
- BOOKING
- Ts & Cs
Things you must bring with you…
- Camera phone
- Camera / camera body
- Lenses
- Memory cards
- Sunglasses
- Suntan lotion
- Insect repellent
- Waterproof trousers and jacket
- Warm clothing / hat / gloves
- Walking boots, wellingtons or sea boots
- Snacks / breakfast / lunch
Things to bring if you want to…
- Camera rain cape
- Card reader
- Filters
- Hard drive
- Laptop
- Tripod
Things we provide…
- Bottled water
- Camera rain capes
- Lifejackets
- Tea / coffee
Things we don’t provide…
- Accommodation
- Anti-sea-sickness pills
- Camera / kit insurance
- Cold drinks (other than water)
- Parking costs and charges
- Personal insurance
- Snacks / breakfast / lunch
- Travel to workshop location / meeting point
Start times…
- Start times vary depending on the weather and are confirmed the day before
- Workshops may start half an hour before sunrise, at 09.00 or at 13.00
Fitness…
- Moderate fitness level required
- Good sea legs
- Please assess your own suitability for the workshop you join in terms of fitness and stamina
- For people with disabilities, we try to tailor activities around client needs. However, some workshops may not be available if weather, ground or sea conditions are inclement.
Please read on to decide whether you are a novice, an intermediate or an advanced photographer. Then let us know when you come to book.
Novices – We can help you:
- Make the most of your camera / phone
- Get familiar with every function / control
- Employ auto mode
- Use manual override
- Control the shutter / aperture / iso
- Exploit useful tips and tricks
- Find out more about different lenses
- Learn about types of daylight / direction
- Explore printing / display options
Intermediates – We can help you:
- Explore your creativity
- Take natural, spontaneous portraits
- Progress your technical skills
- Get to grips with camera / lens configuration
- Develop advanced exposure / aperture skills
- Take natural and low-light photos
- Achieve creative composition
- Enhance your editing skills
- Adopt new creative techniques
- Increase your work-flow
- Master print media, inks, printers, printing and output options
Advanced photographers – We can help you:
- Shoot for editorial / advertising clients
- Implement portfolio reviews
- Plan shoots
- Streamline production
- Run a business
- Adopt professional practices
- Increase your work-flow
- Master print media, inks, printers, printing and output options
What we can teach…
Some of the skills we impart are workshop-specific, and the depth to which they are explored may depend on your general skill level.
- Understanding your kit
- Types of camera / lense / tripod
- Selecting the right lens / lens qualities
- Working in automatic mode
- How to manually override your camera
- Exposure and shutter speeds
- Film speeds and ISO
- Aperture / depth of field / perspective
- Focusing and effects
- Composition and balance
- Use of filters
- White balance and colouration
- Working with natural light
- Shooting landscapes and seascapes
- Shooting natural light portraits
- Working with reflectors
- Working with camera phones
- Working with digital SLR cameras
- Working with Nikon 35mm film cameras
- Working with 120 film cameras
- Working with large format cameras
- Loading / off loading 35mm / 120 film / 5×4 sheet film
- Working with light meters
- Shooting at sea
- Safe practice / working at sea
- Shooting in inclement weather
- Weatherproofing / waterproofing / protecting your kit
- Shoot planning
- Location scouting
- Work flow – file types, file download, storage, basic retouching
- Print media, inks, choice of printers, printing, projection and output options
You call the shots…
If you’d like to devote at least five hours to a bespoke workshop for just one or two people, do email us your ideas.
Depending on your budget, pretty much anything can be organised – even a spot of aerial photography. If you can stretch to a helicopter!
We can accommodate:
- Photography groups
- School student groups
- College student groups
- University student groups
How to book and pay for a workshop…
1 – Check our SHOP for scheduled workshops
2 – Add your chosen workshop to the CART and CHECKOUT
3 – Complete and return the SURF & TURF REGISTRATION FORM – 2018
4 – Clean your kit and prepare for a cracking day…
If you want something bespoke or to make a group booking, LETS TALK
Not so small print in a nut shell…
- Payment in full required on booking.
- 25% is non-refundable.
- Cancellation within 7 days – 0% refund.
- Cancellation within 14 days – 75% refund.
- We reserve the right to cancel a workshop 7 days prior to start date. If it is not possible to reschedule, we will refund 100% of the amount paid.
- Please check your hotel and travel cancellation policy as this may be affected.
- We recommend taking out suitable insurance.
- Copies of our Insurance Policies available on request
And the full version… SURF & TURF T&C-2018
- ESSENTIALS
- OPTIONAL
- PROVIDED
- KICK-OFF
- YOU
- YOUR LEVEL
- SKILLS
- BESPOKE
- GROUPS & STUDENTS
- BOOKING
- Ts & Cs
Things you must bring with you…
- Camera phone
- Camera / camera body
- Lenses
- Memory cards
- Sunglasses
- Suntan lotion
- Insect repellent
- Waterproof trousers and jacket
- Warm clothing / hat / gloves
- Walking boots, wellingtons or sea boots
- Snacks / breakfast / lunch
Things to bring if you want to…
- Camera rain cape
- Card reader
- Filters
- Hard drive
- Laptop
- Tripod
Things we provide…
- Bottled water
- Camera rain capes
- Lifejackets
- Tea / coffee
Things we don’t provide…
- Accommodation
- Anti-sea-sickness pills
- Camera / kit insurance
- Cold drinks (other than water)
- Parking costs and charges
- Personal insurance
- Snacks / breakfast / lunch
- Travel to workshop location / meeting poin
Start times…
- Start times vary depending on the weather and are confirmed the day before
- Workshops may start half an hour before sunrise, at 09.00 or at 13.00
Fitness…
- Moderate fitness level required
- Good sea legs
- Please assess your own suitability for the workshop you join in terms of fitness and stamina
- For people with disabilities, we try to tailor activities around client needs. However, some workshops may not be available if weather, ground or sea conditions are inclement.
Please read on to decide whether you are a novice, an intermediate or an advanced photographer. Then let us know when you come to book.
Novices – We can help you:
- Make the most of your camera / phone
- Get familiar with every function / control
- Employ auto mode
- Use manual override
- Control the shutter / aperture / iso
- Exploit useful tips and tricks
- Find out more about different lenses
- Learn about types of daylight / direction
- Explore printing / display options
Intermediates – We can help you:
- Explore your creativity
- Take natural, spontaneous portraits
- Progress your technical skills
- Get to grips with camera / lens configuration
- Develop advanced exposure / aperture skills
- Take natural and low-light photos
- Achieve creative composition
- Enhance your editing skills
- Adopt new creative techniques
- Increase your work-flow
- Master print media, inks, printers, printing and output options
Advanced photographers – We can help you:
- Shoot for editorial / advertising clients
- Implement portfolio reviews
- Plan shoots
- Streamline production
- Run a business
- Adopt professional practices
- Increase your work-flow
- Master print media, inks, printers, printing and output options
What we can teach…
Some of the skills we impart are workshop-specific, and the depth to which they are explored may depend on your general skill level.
- Understanding your kit
- Types of camera / lense / tripod
- Selecting the right lens / lens qualities
- Working in automatic mode
- How to manually override your camera
- Exposure and shutter speeds
- Film speeds and ISO
- Aperture / depth of field / perspective
- Focusing and effects
- Composition and balance
- Use of filters
- White balance and colouration
- Working with natural light
- Shooting landscapes and seascapes
- Shooting natural light portraits
- Working with reflectors
- Working with camera phones
- Working with digital SLR cameras
- Working with Nikon 35mm film cameras
- Working with 120 film cameras
- Working with large format cameras
- Loading / off loading 35mm / 120 film / 5×4 sheet film
- Working with light meters
- Shooting at sea
- Safe practice / working at sea
- Shooting in inclement weather
- Weatherproofing / waterproofing / protecting your kit
- Shoot planning
- Location scouting
- Work flow – file types, file download, storage, basic retouching
- Print media, inks, choice of printers, printing, projection and output options
You call the shots…
If you’d like to devote at least five hours to a bespoke workshop for just one or two people, do email us your ideas.
Depending on your budget, pretty much anything can be organised – even a spot of aerial photography. If you can stretch to a helicopter!
We can accommodate:
- Photography groups
- School student groups
- College student groups
- University student groups
How to book and pay for a workshop…
1 – Check our SHOP for scheduled workshops.
2 – Add your chosen workshop to the CART and CHECKOUT
3 – Complete and return the SURF & TURF REGISTRATION FORM – 2018
4 – Clean your kit and prepare for a cracking day…
If you want something bespoke or to make a group booking LETS TALK
Not so small print…
- Payment in full required on booking.
- 25% is non-refundable.
- Cancellation within 7 days – 0% refund.
- Cancellation within 14 days – 75% refund.
- We reserve the right to cancel a workshop 7 days prior to start date. If it is not possible to reschedule, we will refund 100% of the amount paid.
- Please check your hotel and travel cancellation policy as this may be affected.
- We recommend taking out suitable insurance.
- Copies of our Insurance Policies available on request
And the full version… SURF & TURF T&C-2018
- ESSENTIALS
- OPTIONAL
- PROVIDED
- KICK-OFF
- YOU
- YOUR LEVEL
- SKILLS
- BESPOKE
- GROUPS & STUDENTS
- BOOKING
- Ts & Cs
Things you must bring with you…
- Camera phone
- Camera / camera body
- Lenses
- Memory cards
- Sunglasses
- Suntan lotion
- Insect repellent
- Waterproof trousers and jacket
- Warm clothing / hat / gloves
- Walking boots, wellingtons or sea boots
- Snacks / breakfast / lunch
Things to bring if you want to…
- Camera rain cape
- Card reader
- Filters
- Hard drive
- Laptop
- Tripod
Things we provide…
- Bottled water
- Camera rain capes
- Lifejackets
- Tea / coffee
Things we don’t provide…
- Accommodation
- Anti-sea-sickness pills
- Camera / kit insurance
- Cold drinks (other than water)
- Parking costs and charges
- Personal insurance
- Snacks / breakfast / lunch
- Travel to workshop location / meeting point
Start times…
- Start times vary depending on the weather and are confirmed the day before
- Workshops may start half an hour before sunrise, at 09.00 or at 13.00
Fitness…
- Moderate fitness level required
- Good sea legs
- Please assess your own suitability for the workshop you join in terms of fitness and stamina
- For people with disabilities, we try to tailor activities around client needs. However, some workshops may not be available if weather, ground or sea conditions are inclement.
Please read on to decide whether you are a novice, an intermediate or an advanced photographer. Then let us know when you come to book.
Novices – We can help you:
- Make the most of your camera / phone
- Get familiar with every function / control
- Employ auto mode
- Use manual override
- Control the shutter / aperture / iso
- Exploit useful tips and tricks
- Find out more about different lenses
- Learn about types of daylight / direction
- Explore printing / display options
Intermediates – We can help you:
- Explore your creativity
- Take natural, spontaneous portraits
- Progress your technical skills
- Get to grips with camera / lens configuration
- Develop advanced exposure / aperture skills
- Take natural and low-light photos
- Achieve creative composition
- Enhance your editing skills
- Adopt new creative techniques
- Increase your work-flow
- Master print media, inks, printers, printing and output options
Advanced photographers – We can help you:
- Shoot for editorial / advertising clients
- Implement portfolio reviews
- Plan shoots
- Streamline production
- Run a business
- Adopt professional practices
- Increase your work-flow
- Master print media, inks, printers, printing and output options
What we can teach…
Some of the skills we impart are workshop-specific, and the depth to which they are explored may depend on your general skill level.
- Understanding your kit
- Types of camera / lense / tripod
- Selecting the right lens / lens qualities
- Working in automatic mode
- How to manually override your camera
- Exposure and shutter speeds
- Film speeds and ISO
- Aperture / depth of field / perspective
- Focusing and effects
- Composition and balance
- Use of filters
- White balance and colouration
- Working with natural light
- Shooting landscapes and seascapes
- Shooting natural light portraits
- Working with reflectors
- Working with camera phones
- Working with digital SLR cameras
- Working with Nikon 35mm film cameras
- Working with 120 film cameras
- Working with large format cameras
- Loading / off loading 35mm / 120 film / 5×4 sheet film
- Working with light meters
- Shooting at sea
- Safe practice / working at sea
- Shooting in inclement weather
- Weatherproofing / waterproofing / protecting your kit
- Shoot planning
- Location scouting
- Work flow – file types, file download, storage, basic retouching
- Print media, inks, choice of printers, printing, projection and output options
You call the shots…
If you’d like to devote at least five hours to a bespoke workshop for just one or two people, do email us your ideas.
Depending on your budget, pretty much anything can be organised – even a spot of aerial photography. If you can stretch to a helicopter!
We can accommodate:
- Photography groups
- School student groups
- College student groups
- University student groups
How to book and pay for a workshop…
1 – Check our SHOP for scheduled workshops
2 – Add your chosen workshop to the CART and CHECKOUT
3 – Complete and return the SURF & TURF REGISTRATION FORM – 2018
4 – Clean your kit and get ready for a cracking day…
If you want something bespoke or to make a group cooking, LETS TALK
Not so small print…
- Payment in full required on booking.
- 25% is non-refundable.
- Cancellation within 7 days – 0% refund.
- Cancellation within 14 days – 75% refund.
- We reserve the right to cancel a workshop 7 days prior to start date. If it is not possible to reschedule, we will refund 100% of the amount paid.
- Please check your hotel and travel cancellation policy as this may be affected.
- We recommend taking out suitable insurance
- Copies of our Insurance Policies available on request
And the full version…