Peterborough Cathedral is a beautiful example of Norman architecture and is why we’ve chosen it as the location for our first Photography Workshop.

We’ll be exploring all that the cathedral has to offer both inside and out including having access to it’s towers where we’ll be able to take panoramas of the city as well as some of the ‘behind the scenes’ sights.

At the end of the day we’ll  have a look at some post processing that can be applied to our images. (Bring a laptop to work along)

£75.00

Cost: £75.00
Date: 13th August 2011
Location: Peterborough Cathedral. Cambridgeshire
Led by : Gavin Hoey and Glyn Dewis
Contact: blog@tipsquirrel.com
Duration:: 10am-5pm with lunch break
Spectators:: Unfortunately you cannot bring spectators.
Fitness Requirements:: The towers do require a fair amount of  climbing stairs.
Group Size:: There will be a maximum of 20 photographers
Previous Experience:: You will need to have an interest in photography and your own camera.
Minimum Age: The minimum age for this workshop is 18 years of age.
Weather Dependent:: No

There is a tea room at the cathedral but you’re welcome to bring a packed lunch with you.

What to bring
DSLR Camera is recommended.
A range of lenses from wide-angle to telephoto. A macro lens might be useful.
Sufficient memory cards and batteries for a days shoot
Tripod
Laptop with editing software installed

This great day needs some great workshop leaders so we’re putting TWO of The Nuts at your disposal;

Gavin Hoey

Gavin is a freelance photographer, writer and trainer of all things photographic and regular contributor to various magazines and websites including Digital Photo Magazine in the UK, Tipsquirrel.com and ePHOTOzine.com, where he writes “how to…” techniques and produces video tutorials on photography, Photoshop and Lightroom.

Gavin’s training seminars are always in demand and he can often be found at camera clubs and photo events helping others to get the most from their cameras and Photoshop.

Glyn Dewis

With a varied portfolio that shows vision and detailed execution Glyn has demonstrated time and again  why he’s become the ‘one to watch’ over the last couple of years.

Around 6 years ago, Glyn was introduced to Adobe Photoshop and quickly became hooked. He ended up going on courses in America and taking exams to become an Adobe Certified Expert (A.C.E.).
Editing other photographers’ work soon led him into photography.