As I prepare for my upcoming photography workshop on June 4th, I've taken some time to revisit the stunning grounds of Newby Hall. This magnificent venue, renowned for its beautiful gardens and grand architecture, serves as an exquisite backdrop for capturing the essence of photography.

During my visit, I focused on several key areas that I believe will enhance the learning experience for workshop attendees. The gardens at Newby Hall are a treasure trove of colours and textures, making it an ideal location for practising composition and lighting. From the vibrant floral displays to the gentle curves of the hedges, there's an abundance of inspiration waiting to be captured through the lens.

Embrace the art of photography at the picturesque Sewerby Hall in Bridlington, where I have the pleasure of hosting immersive photography workshops. Set against the stunning backdrop of the North Yorkshire coastal landscape, these workshops are designed for all levels of photographers—from beginners to seasoned enthusiasts.

At Sewerby Hall, participants can delve into the fundamentals of photography, explore the intricacies of composition, and discover the joy of capturing moments that tell a story. The beauty of this location provides endless opportunities for creativity. Attendees can expect to engage in guided walks around the hall's picturesque grounds, learning to frame shots that highlight the natural beauty of the area, from historic architecture to lush gardens.

I am absolutely thrilled to announce an incredibly exciting opportunity for all photography enthusiasts out there! On the 4th of June, I will be hosting a captivating photography workshop at the stunning and picturesque Newby Hall. This workshop is specifically designed for photographers of all skill levels, whether you are just beginning your creative journey or looking to refine and enhance your existing techniques. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of one of North Yorkshire’s most beautiful and revered venues, this workshop will immerse you in a comprehensive, hands-on learning experience.

On a crisp Saturday afternoon at Maltby Village Hall, I had the pleasure of leading a photography workshop for a group of enthusiastic students. The hall, often bustling with community events, provided the perfect setting for an immersive learning experience focused on the art of photography.

Recently, I had the privilege of hosting my largest photography workshop to date at Whinstone View, welcoming 16 enthusiastic students eager to expand their skills. The venue, with its picturesque landscapes and rustic charm, provided the perfect backdrop for our sessions.

At Stu Brown Photography, we believe that everyone has the potential to capture stunning images, regardless of their level of experience. That's why we are thrilled to announce our upcoming photography workshops at the Farm Direct store in Easington and Staithes. These workshops are designed specifically for beginners who are eager to explore the art of photography and develop their skills in a supportive and engaging environment.

This is the first workshop I’ve run in Scarborough. My Getting to Grips workshops has always been received very well and inspired a lot of local photographer to book more workshops and encouraged them to take up a fabulous hobby.

Staithes is a quaint little fishing harbour village on the North Yorkshire Coast and is apart of the North York Moors National Park. It offers tight street, alleyways and a lovely harbour. All perfect for a Landscape Photography Workshop.

Thomason Foss is nestled in a quaint little valley, this time of year we struggled with the access. Ive never seen it so muddy. Safety of my students has always been top priority, I had walked the path the day before to reccy the route.

How fantastic to be back teaching after such a long time waiting of the Covid rules relaxing. A whole new group too, especially in Staithes, such a photogenic little seaside village in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.

Emma had never modelled before, but proved to have the confidence to stand in front of a group and have her picture taken. It takes quite a bit of guts to stand and pose in front of three photographers especially if you haven't done it before - Well Done Emma!

Thank goodness the weather held out. With all the rain we’ve had recently I was worried I wouldn’t be able to run this street photography workshop.

Some places you get pleasurably bored of, the infinity bridge is one such place for me. Ive taught night photography there for over 12 years.

I’ve always used Margrove ponds to run my workshops at, there are so full of life, from Deer to Coot, Mallards , Dragon Flies and Damsel Flies.

Because they are local it makes my students realise that we are surrounded by wildlife, even on our own door step.