Port Sunlight Village Gratuity Photo Walk

Welcome in the spring colours with a relaxed morning photography walk through the beautifully preserved village of Port Sunlight — one of the Wirral’s most charming architectural gems.

Built by Lord Leverhulme in the late 19th century, Port Sunlight is a village full of characterful houses, ornate gardens, winding footpaths and peaceful green spaces. In spring, the blossom trees, fresh greenery and soft morning light bring the whole place to life, making it a perfect setting for photography.

During this workshop we’ll explore some of the village’s most picturesque corners — from tree-lined avenues and reflective ponds to hidden gardens and sculptural architecture. You’ll learn how to use light, colour and composition to make the most of spring’s soft tones, and to find strong images even in a busy environment.

This session is designed for all skill levels and all types of cameras, including phone users. As always, it’s completely free to attend (gratuity-based) and run at a slow, friendly pace with plenty of time to ask questions and try different techniques.

*Neon Light gratuity-based Photowalks and workshops are offered for no upfront fee, all I ask is that participants consider giving whatever they feel the walk was worth to them at the end of the walk with no expectation. I’ll never pressure you to tip; I believe that, if money is given, it should be voluntary and in direct proportion to the quality of the walk and the budget of those attending. It’s a kind of satisfaction guarantee, if you don’t enjoy the walk, just walk away, no questions asked. Suggested gratuity for this 2-3 hour workshop is £10-£20