From spring to autumn foliage
Blossoms, changing hues and glowing leaves: we’ll follow the seasons in search of fresh compositions and perspectives.
Landscape and night photography workshops with Paky Cassano, a photographer from Puglia, Italy. From spring colours to autumn foliage, through sunrise, sunset, the Moon and stars: the 2027 programme is in preparation.
I’m working on new photography workshops and events from next spring through autumn: experiences to share, with a camera around our necks and time to truly observe. I’ll share how I find a composition, read the light and prepare a photograph as the landscape changes around us.
Blossoms, changing hues and glowing leaves: we’ll follow the seasons in search of fresh compositions and perspectives.
First light, lengthening shadows and those few minutes when everything changes. We’ll learn to observe these transitions and turn them into photographs.
The landscape grows quiet and our gaze turns skyward. There will be room for night photography and stars, bringing together planning, technique and wonder.
Composition, reading the light, exposure and planning are the starting points for my landscape and night photography workshops. The 2027 programme is in preparation. Locations, required experience and topics will be published for each session. Contact me to share what you would like to learn.
The spring–autumn 2027 programme is being prepared. Dates, locations, fees and booking details will be published once confirmed.
Please contact me before making travel plans. Teaching language, equipment, required experience and logistics will be specified for each workshop; an English-language webpage does not confirm that teaching is in English.
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The programme is in preparation. I’ll publish dates, locations and participation details as soon as they’re confirmed. Subscribe to the newsletter for upcoming events: I’d love to share the next light with you.
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