GLENCOE FEBRUARY 6th to 9th 2027

GLENCOE FEBRUARY 6th to 9th 2027
£695.00

Glencoe Photography Workshop Itinerary

Duration: 3 Nights / 4 Days
Location: Glencoe, Scottish Highlands
Focus: Landscape & Nature Photography
Workshop Type: On-location shooting + coaching & editing

🗓 Itinerary Overview

Day 1: Arrival + Sunset Shoot

  • Check-in & orientation

  • Sunset shoot: Rannoch Moor & Buachaille Etive Mòr

  • Image review & gear prep

Day 2: Iconic Highlands

  • Sunrise shoot: River Coupall & Buachaille Etive Mòr

  • Glencoe Lochan (woodland/loch reflections)

  • Sunset shoot: Three Sisters Viewpoint

  • Group image critique

Day 3: Hidden Gems

  • Sunrise shoot: Loch Achtriochtan

  • Hike to the Lost Valley (or Signal Rock Forest)

  • Sunset shoot: Glen Etive drive + Loch Etive

  • Optional: Astrophotography session (weather dependent)

Day 4: Final Shoot & Departure

  • Sunrise shoot: Castle Stalker or alternate location

  • Portfolio review, Lightroom tips, Q&A

  • Departure

✅ What's Included

  • 3 nights accommodation (twin or private room options)

  • Daily sunrise & sunset location shoots

  • Guided photo instruction in the field

  • Evening image critiques & Lightroom sessions

  • Location transportation during the workshop

  • Welcome briefing & safety overview

  • Use of backup gear (tripod, ND filters – limited supply)

❌ What's Not Included

  • Transport to/from Glencoe (arrival & departure)

  • Meals & drinks 

  • Camera gear (participants must bring their own)

  • Travel insurance

  • Entry fees (if any – most locations are free)

🏃‍♂️ Fitness Level

  • Moderate
    Most locations are roadside or short walks (<15 minutes).
    One optional moderate hike to the Lost Valley (~2 hrs round trip, uneven rocky path with light scrambling).
    Participants should be able to walk on uneven terrain and handle early mornings.

👤 Who Is This For?

This workshop is ideal for:

  • Beginner to intermediate landscape photographers

    • You know how to use your camera in manual/semi-auto mode.

    • You want to improve composition, use of light, and storytelling.

  • Photographers looking to build a strong Highland portfolio

  • Those comfortable with tripod-based shooting in variable weather

  • DSLR, mirrorless, and even advanced smartphone photographers are welcome.

Not suitable for complete beginners who have never used manual settings or post-processing software – a basic understanding is recommended.