Where is it?
There photography walk will take place at various locations throughout York. The exact route will depend on local activities and weather conditions.
Length of experience
The photography walk will last approximately 3 hours.
What you need to know
There photography walk will be approximately 2 miles so all participants must be fit and able to walk this distance.
Group sizes can vary from a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 6 people.
The Photography walk and workshop takes place on Saturdays and Sundays only.
Cancellation notice period is 24hrs notice by either party ( inclement weather would tend to spoil this experience so an alternative date would be arranged. )
How much will it cost?
The Group Photo Walk & Photography Workshop in York costs £60 per person for a minimum group size of 2.
How to redeeem your voucher
Your e-voucher or gift box voucher will have a contact name and information about booking your experience. If you have any questions before booking please call 0800 772 0825.
The small print
Vouchers are valid for one year from date of purchase.
Voucher Delivery
Our eco-friendly voucher boxes are available for £3.50 and will be sent via Royal Mail first class post. Delivery time is approximately 1 or 2 days. PDF e-vouchers are FREE and emailed shortly after ordering.
£120.00 FOR TWO PEOPLE
A photo walk can be the perfect way to unleash your creativity and explore a city from a new and interesting perspective. On our 3 hour York photo walk and photography workshop you will take your camera around the many and varied landmarks that are situated in York city centre and learn how to capture the best images of one of the most beautiful cities in the UK.
With expert tips and tuition from Stewart Waite you will explore photography techniques, camera settings and the “Exposure Triangle”.
*Locations can vary upon local activities and weather.
You will be encouraged to take lots of photos and given advise throughout the session – tripods are welcome!!
Stewart uses the local landscape to inspire his work and much of his work takes inspiration from both the Yorkshire and Cumbrian Landscapes where most of his time is spent.
He presents his work in both colour and monotones, preferring to allow the viewer to look at the image from abstract angles.
Stewart’s work is inspired by many local artists and photographers.
Stewart offers a one to one Photo Walk and Photography Workshop in addition to the grooup experience.
