Join award-winning Northumberland photographer Jason Friend on a ‘one-on-one’ (or ‘one-on-two’ should you wish to share the workshop with a friend) private landscape photography workshop in Northumberland. Learn new skills and develop your compositional eye for landscapes under the guidance of an award winning photographer. Private landscape photography tuition is a great way to kick-start your photography hobby or fine tune your skills before you take the plunge to turn your hobby into the dream job.

Private landscape photography tuition is a flexible approach to learning and exploring your own landscape photography. Based around a four, six or eight hour day, you can actually choose the locations that you want to visit and photograph or leave the decision making to Jason, and let him offer you private tuition in some of the best scenery to be found in the Northumberland. City or rural, coast or uplands – You decide!

Workshops run weekly in all seasons, with weekday and weekend sessions available. Once you’ve booked, Jason will be in touch to arrange the workshop date, time, meeting point, and approach based on your goals and interests. If you have a particular date in mind please do not hesitate to get in touch before booking.

Why Choose Landscape Photography Tuition in Northumberland?

Northumberland is not only the northernmost county to be found within England but also the least populated. The ‘land of the far horizons’ offers some of the most picturesque scenery to be found throughout the British Isles.

Any landscape photographer visiting the region will have an array of locations to visit which all have something to offer. Be it the impressive remains of the World Heritage site of Hadrian’s Wall, the beautiful coastline of the Northumberland Heritage Coast or the rolling yet domineering features of the Northern Pennines as they sprawl towards the Southern Uplands of Scotland, the county can lay claim to a mix of quintessential English scenery.

Although Northumberland is now possibly one of the most tranquil and peaceful spots to be found in England, it has not always been that way. Marauding invaders from Scotland and Scandinavia dictated the construction of numerous fortifications to protect these northernmost English lands. The remnants of these buildings remain dotted across the landscape providing an enigmatic contrast to the natural features of the region.