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Coquet Valley Photography Workshop

Date 10 August 2024
Time 2pm – 8.30pm
Max. group size 4 participants
Cost £80 per person

One of my favourite Cheviot valleys is the Coquet Valley. Join me on an afternoon/evening small-group photography workshop in this beautiful area of the Northumberland National Park. The workshop is timed to take advantage of the warm afternoon light and the sunset.

We’ll start the afternoon in the village of Harbottle, photographing the castle and – after a short (but steep-ish) walk – the mighty Drake Stone nestled in the heather-clad moors above the village. After returning to Harbottle, we’ll drive further into the valley, stopping to photograph the River Coquet along the way. The day will end at sunset near the remains of Chew Green Roman fort.

Don’t hesitate to contact me if you’d like to take part in this popular photography workshop or if you’d just like more information about this or any other workshop.JameSave

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USEFUL INFORMATION
This workshop is suitable for all levels of experience and ability, from beginners to more experienced photographers. The small group size allows me to devote ample time throughout the day to each individual participant’s needs and priorities.

Bring with you the camera equipment you already own. A tripod will be useful, but don’t worry if you don’t have one: it is not essential and I should be able to lend you one for the afternoon.

Some walking over uneven ground and up fairly steep slopes, so a reasonable degree of fitness will be needed, along with sturdy walking shoes or boots.

For more information about the Coquet Valley and Cheviot Hills visit the Northumberland National Park website.