Led by experienced photographer, curator and tutor, Adrian Stone, this workshop will help you to gain confidence in using depth of field and some of the other techniques needed for good architectural photography.

During the day there will be opportunities to photograph the Cathedral both at ground level and the upper levels, as well as in the Cathedral library. Subjects include stained glass, architectural details and both interior and exterior views.

There will be group sessions and individual tuition, and an opportunity to learn more about the architecture of the building from a Cathedral guide.

Adrian Stone has been both the Curator and Education Officer at The Photographic Angle, a national photographic charity. He has taught at City College Peterborough for 5 years and judges, lectures and runs photography workshops in the East and South East.

What to bring with you

Bring your own camera, ideally both a wide and medium telephoto lens, a fully charged battery, an empty memory card, your camera's manual, and a packed lunch.  A tripod would be extremely useful. You can use flash in the Cathedral.  You will need sturdy footwear for the uneven surfaces. More detailed joining instructions will be sent when you book.

Tickets & Times

The class runs from 10.30am until 3pm on Saturday 15th April.

Places are limited so early booking is advised.

Tickets are £30 per person. Please note our ticket terms and conditions before you book.

OTHER COURSES COMING UP IN THE SERIES

Secrets of the Cathedral is the first of a series of photography classes led by Adrian Stone during 2023 and early- 2024. Others coming up in the series are:

8th July 2023 - Composition in Camera

11am - 4pm. For experienced photographers

18th October 2023 - Autumn Light
3pm - 8pm. For independent photographers

12th February 2024 - Drama in the Shadows
4pm-9pm. A masterclass

Tutorials

Submitted Viewpoint

Travel Photography

Lighting

Architecture

Perspective

A-Z of Photography

Tripods