Adult's Smartphone Photography Workshop
Ready to take amazing photos with your phone?
- Booking essential
Join professional photographer, Jane Burkinshaw, for a hands-on photography workshop, which teaches you how to use your phone’s features to the max, to understand why the light is so important and how to craft images that are much more than snapshots. Jane is the owner of Love Your Lens and has more than 15 years of experience of teaching photography.
The workshop will include some classroom time to focus on techniques, as well as plenty of time outside, photographing Tatton Park’s beautiful surroundings.
The event includes access to the parkland and entry to the attractions used in the workshop (which may vary depending on the time of year). Participants should be dressed for the outdoors and come equipped with a fully charged smartphone. Please also bring your charger as a backup.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All | £55.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 01625 374428
- Suitability
Not suitable for children
- Meeting point
Barn Rooms in the Stableyard
- What to bring and wear
Dress for the outdoors and bring a fully charged smartphone. Refreshments are available to purchase in the restaurant and you are also welcome to bring your own. Bring a charger.
- Accessibility
The Barn Rooms are a short walk away from the main car park. There is a drop off point close to the Barn Rooms for blue badge holders. There are uneven surfaces in the Stableyard and around the parkland. Please note that the classroom elements of this workshop take place on the first floor of a historic barn, with no lift access.
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