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Wildlife Photography Coaching & Workshops

Choose the right option for you

Whether you would like to join a small group workshop, arrange a tailored 1-to-1 session or get help online, the options below are designed to help you build confidence and improve your wildlife photography.

Wildlife photography is as much about understanding behaviour, light and positioning as it is about camera settings. When everything comes together it can feel effortless, but getting to that point often takes time, patience and the right guidance.

Whether you are just getting started or looking to improve your skills, I offer practical support through online coaching, 1-to-1 coaching and small group wildlife photography workshops.

Sessions are kept deliberately small and tailored to your experience level, equipment and goals. A short pre-session call helps ensure we focus on what will benefit you most, so you come away with clear ideas on what to practise next.

Red Kite Workshop at Gigrin Farm

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A small group workshop from the Gigrin Farm Gateway Photography Hide, focused on red kite flight photography and practical guidance.

£75 per person

Future dates to be announced

Maximum 4 photographers

Gigrin Farm, Mid Wales

Deer Rut Workshop at Bradgate Park

A majestic red deer stag with large, branching antlers, emitting visible warm breath in cold weather, standing outdoors with a blurred natural background.

A small group workshop focused on photographing deer during the autumn rut, with guidance on fieldcraft, settings and composition.

£110 per person

October 2027 dates to be announced

Maximum 4 photographers

Bradgate Park, Leicestershire

Deer Rut Workshop at Studley Royal

Two red deer stags with large antlers are standing in a natural outdoor setting. One of the deer has some grass and foliage hanging from its antlers. The background is dark and blurred, emphasising the deer in the foreground.

A small group morning workshop focused on photographing red, fallow and sika deer during the autumn rut.

£150 for one person

£250 for two people booked together

October 2027 dates to be announced

Maximum 2 photographers

Studley Royal Deer Park, North Yorkshire

Adder Photography Workshop

A close-up of a adderwith grey and brown scales, sticking out its forked tongue, on a forest floor with leaves and moss.

A carefully managed spring workshop focused on photographing adders responsibly, with an emphasis on fieldcraft, welfare and minimal disturbance.

£195 for one person

£325 for two people booked together

March / April 2027 dates to be announced

1-to-1 or maximum 2 photographers

Leicestershire, exact location shared only with confirmed participants

1-to-1 Wildlife Photography Tuition

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A tailored on-location session designed around your experience, interests and the areas you would most like to improve.

From £150 for one person

Second person by agreement

Location agreed in advance

Tailored to your goals

1-to-1 Online Coaching

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A relaxed and flexible way to build confidence, review your images and improve your wildlife photography without needing to travel.

£60 for 60 minutes

Two-session block £110

Three-session block £160

Zoom or Microsoft Teams

Not sure where to start?

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If you are unsure which option is right for you, feel free to get in touch. We can discuss your experience, equipment and what you would like to achieve, then decide on the best approach together.