Beginner Photography Workshop – Liverpool

If you’re new to photography and want to take your first steps towards creating amazing images, join me for this beginner-friendly photography workshop along Liverpool’s world-famous waterfront.

Over the course of three hours, we’ll explore from the Royal Liver Building to the Albert Dock, discovering how to move beyond automatic settings and start taking full creative control of your camera. You’ll also learn how to see the city in a new light, capturing unique photographs of some of Liverpool’s most iconic buildings.

Here’s what we’ll cover together:

• The Exposure Triangle – understanding aperture, shutter speed and ISO, and why they matter.

• Camera Functions – how to use your DSLR, mirrorless or even a compact camera more effectively, moving from automatic into semi-automatic or manual modes.

• Composition Skills – including the “rule of thirds”, “leading lines” and “golden ratio”, plus how to frame shots and decide what to include (or leave out).

• Creative Approaches – techniques for producing unique images of world-famous landmarks.

Workshops are kept deliberately small to ensure 1-on-1 tuition for every participant, giving you the confidence to put new skills into practice on the spot.

💷 Price: £55 per person (payable upfront). This includes three hours of hands-on tuition, practical exercises, and guidance tailored to your skill level.

Whether you’re a complete beginner or simply want to get more from your camera, this relaxed, hands-on workshop is the perfect introduction to photography.

Terms and conditions – Workshops limited to 4 people. Payment is required upfront for workshops and is non-refundable. If you are unable to make your booked workshop date you may re-arrange onto a workshop on an alternative date in the future. If workshops need to be cancelled by the organiser participants may book an alternative date or request a refund. All participants must be over the age of 18 to take part. Although I will be leading the route we walk, you are responsible for your own safety and equipment for the duration of the route. I cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage of equipment or injury to self. To ensure safety, if adverse weather conditions are forecast the workshop may need to be cancelled. This will be communicated to all participants by email at least 24 hours before the workshop is due to commence.