Tuscany Landscape Photography Workshop - SOLD OUT

Additional Information

• What flights do you recommend?

  It’s nice and easy with plenty of time to get to the airport and have that all important day of rest before work on Monday…
  The recommended group flight will be based on London Heathrow to Pisa. It will operate from T3.

  LHR from T3 14:00 > PSA 17:10 on Saturday 4th May
  PSA 18:05 > LHR into T3 19:30 on Saturday 11th May

• Where do I meet you?

  We will all meet at the arrivals lounge in Pisa Airport (exact time to be announced). If you are not on the recommended flight, then ensure you arrive slightly before.

• Is it hot in Tuscany?

  No not particularly, it is similar to an English spring with periods of warmth, but be prepared for some colder starts and changeable weather, as Tuscany is higher in altitude than a lot of other Italian destinations.

• What clothing should I bring?

  Dress in comfortable loose clothing, like T-shirts, loose shirts with a collar or base layers as these will work very well at keeping you cool. Also bring walking trousers or similar comfortable long trouser wear. Bring a waterproof jacket incase should there be some rain. Don’t forget a floppy sun hat of some sorts. Sunglasses are an absolute essential, polarised ones will really help with creativity!

• Footwear?

  Walking shoes are perfect for the countryside. You will not need heavy leather walking boots, these will just make you feel more uncomfortable. As we will visit towns and villages, a pair of trainers / sneakers will help keep you feet cool and will make the walking easier.

• What camera kit should I bring?

  A wide angle lens (16-35), medium zoom (24-70) and a longer zoom (70-300) will be ideal to cover most compositional eventualities but don’t forget the macro lens if you have one. The most used will be in the 24-70 range as a super wide angle doesn’t always translate, so make sure this focal length is covered. It’s best not to weigh yourself down, so why not bring an airport style bag for all your kit and a smaller day bag, which you can decant equipment into throughout the day.

• Do I need a computer?

  Although not essential, its a great idea to bring a laptop computer with you so you can discuss imagery with myself and others in the group. It really is a great learning experience, so I highly recommend bringing a laptop to learn and for personal entertainment.

• What computer support do you give?

  We make a point of tutoring digital photography to all my clients, to help complete the learning process. I am renowned as a leading digital professional and an Adobe Influencer and I will be screen recording my sessions so the learning continues. I have extensive knowledge to communicate on all levels and I spend time with all my clients helping them to process their images to a high standard. It really helps to have a computer session when tiredness takes hold, or inclement weather persists.