Northumberland 20th to 23rd March 2026

🌊 Moody Northumberland Photography Workshop

March | 3 Nights / 4 Days | Based in Bamburgh

Embrace the Wild North

Join us on a journey through one of England’s most hauntingly beautiful coastlines. This immersive 4-day workshop is crafted for photographers who thrive on dramatic skies, windswept beaches, and the quiet poetry of raw landscapes.

Northumberland in March offers solitude, atmosphere, and elemental light — the perfect canvas for moody, minimalist photography.

🔥 What's Included

• 3 nights accommodation in a coastal guesthouse

• Daily sunrise & sunset location shoots

• Long exposure & creative composition tuition

• Editing sessions focused on atmospheric tones

• Full day on Lindisfarne (Holy Island), tide-timed

• Group transport to shooting locations

• 1:1 feedback and portfolio development

📸 What You’ll Learn

• How to shoot long exposures and manage dynamic skies

• Using natural elements (mist, tide, cloud) to build emotional landscapes

• Minimalist and intentional composition techniques

• Post-processing for mood: muted tones, shadow detail, contrast balance

• How to photograph in challenging, shifting weather with creative control

🌍 Workshop Highlights

📍 Bamburgh & Beadnell

Storm-sculpted beaches, rolling dunes, tidal pools, and cloud drama.

📍 Embleton Bay

Sunrises over ancient shorelines — a quiet, textural seascape playground.

📍 Ross Sands

Remote, empty beaches perfect for creative minimalism and long exposure practice.

📍 Holy Island (Lindisfarne)

A full day dedicated to reflective, story-driven shooting on this otherworldly island. Soft light, retreating tides, and endless inspiration.

🧭 Who It's For

• Landscape photographers who love expressive, moody imagery

• Beginners with basic gear or experienced shooters seeking depth

• Those who value solitude, atmosphere, and creative storytelling

🎒 What to Bring

• DSLR or mirrorless camera

• Tripod (essential)

• ND & graduated filters (6–10 stop recommended)

• Wide-angle & standard lenses

• Waterproof layers, sturdy boots, thermos

• Openness to the elements