Gear | Sunset Photography | Long Exposure | Bracketing

We begin the workshop by meeting at Tower Bridge and easing into the experience with a relaxed gear talk focused on cityscape photography and real-world setups. From there, we walk along the South Bank of the River Thames and get into position for our first golden hour, with the Palace of Westminster glowing in the background.

As the light slowly changes, we’ll explore different compositions, framing ideas, long exposures, and bracketing techniques. We’ll stay through blue hour to capture the city as it lights up, finishing the day with a calm, confident start to the workshop.

Morning Light | Focusing | Framing | Bracketing

We start the day back on Westminster Bridge, catching Big Ben from a lesser-known viewpoint as the city slowly wakes up and the light stays soft and calm. From here, we wander between the Elizabeth Tower and Buckingham Palace, uncovering stories and details around the Palace of Westminster, Westminster Abbey, and Churchill’s War Rooms along the way.

After our afternoon editing sessions, we head to St Paul’s Cathedral. As the light changes, we’ll explore bold, creative compositions around this iconic landmark, learning how to frame, focus, and layer the scene to create images that feel both powerful and personal.

Blue Hour Photography | Light Streaks | Sky Replacement | Framing

We start early at Piccadilly Circus, capturing blue hour scenes as traffic flows through the square, creating light streaks against the glow of one of London’s most energetic locations. It’s a perfect place to learn how to balance movement, exposure, and atmosphere while the city is still in motion.

After the afternoon editing sessions, we head to Notting Hill for a relaxed photo walk through its colourful streets. Here, we’ll slow things down and focus on composition and framing, using the rhythm of the houses and quiet corners to create clean, expressive images.

Sunrise Photography | Bracketing | Long Exposure | Framing

We begin the day with an early start at Tower Bridge, capturing sunrise as the first light spreads across the river. This is a perfect moment to refine framing, work with long exposures, and learn how to adapt as the light quickly changes.

After the morning shoot, we head straight to Borough Market for a short walk through this timeless London landmark, soaking in its textures, colours, and atmosphere. Following our afternoon editing sessions, we set off on a relaxed photo walk through historic quarters, hidden lanes, classic pubs, and unexpected viewpoints that reveal a quieter side of the city.

Golden Hour Photography | Blue Hour Photography | Long Exposure | Framing

We start the day at Millennium Bridge, capturing the early morning light as it rises over the river. This session is all about refining composition and learning simple techniques to photograph busy locations while keeping your frames clean and uncluttered.

Once the morning light fades, we take to the river for a boat journey from the Tower of London to Westminster, discovering London’s landmarks from a fresh perspective. After the afternoon editing sessions, we return to Westminster Bridge for a blue hour photo walk, capturing the Palace of Westminster and surrounding landmarks as the city glows into the evening.

Interior Photography | Panorama | Street Photography | Moody Photography

We start the day somewhere truly special, stepping inside one of London’s most impressive Victorian landmarks, the St Pancras Hotel. Here, we’ll focus on interior photography, capturing the drama and scale of the grand staircase through careful framing and panoramic techniques.

Afterwards, we head to Buckingham Palace to watch the Changing of the Guard, observing how to photograph ceremonial moments and movement. Following our afternoon editing sessions, we return to the heart of the city to embrace rainy London, learning how to use reflections, atmosphere, and moody light to create expressive street photographs.

Sunrise Photography | Framing | Extra Long Exposure | People Photography

On our final morning, we start bright and early at Wellington Arch, capturing the first light as it spreads across the area around Buckingham Palace. From here, we move closer to the palace and work with extra-long exposures, learning how to simplify busy scenes by removing cars and people from the frame.

Once the city comes back to life, we turn our attention to photographing the palace guards, focusing on timing, framing, and detail. After our final editing session, we wrap up the workshop, review the journey, and say our goodbyes, taking home a complete collection of images and new confidence behind the camera.