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Riverside Colours of Dartmoor Photography Workshop

  • 31st October, 2024

  • £289.00

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Our Riverside Colours of Dartmoor photography workshop will take place in October. Always a favourite part of Devon at this time of year, and a fitting finale to autumn, are the valleys of Dartmoor. The ancient trees and rugged valleys are breathtaking. Often, after much of the UK has passed the best of the Autumn colours, the valleys of Dartmoor are approaching their peak.

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Riverside Colours of Dartmoor Photography Workshop

Riverside Colours of Dartmoor Photography Workshop - Dartmoor Landscape Photography
The deep wooded Teign Gorge hosts not only a wealth of wildlife but an abundance of picturesque scenes, bursting with fast flowing water and trees. Fingle Bridge is a 17th-century stone arch bridge carrying an unclassified road over the River Teign near Drewsteignton, within Dartmoor National Park. The picturesque tri-arched bridge is now classed as a listed building.

At the top of the Gorge is Castle Drogo, the last castle to be built in England. Downstream from the bridge, you will find Fingle Woods which are now being restored by The National Trust and the Woodland Trust to ensure it is preserved for future generations of humans and wildlife alike. It’s one of just a very few ancient woodlands left. Non-native species are being removed to restore it to it’s former glory. 

Dartmoor Photography Workshop
Dartmoor Landscape Photography

Your tutor for this workshop is Andy Farrer, who is known for his skillful use of colour and compelling compositions. He will show you his favourite riverside locations and teach you how to get the best results. Consideration of lenses and filters to use in woodland environments are explored, as well as the use of histograms with vivid scenes to ensure the most pleasing results. Capturing “just enough” water movement to convey a sense of “being there” is also another important technique for this type of scenery.

We will meet at 9:30am and conclude around 5pm, and to maximise shooting time we ask you to bring a packed lunch.

Although not a huge walk, it is recommended to be sure-footed as some of the riverbank sections can be slippery at times.

Andy will scout and confirm the exact location of the workshop in the advance, in case of footpath closures or in favour of another Dartmoor venue with better autumn colour, for example.

  • Included

    • Tuition from Andy Farrer

  • Excluded

    • Travel to the venue

    • Meals

    • Insurance

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