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17 October 20267:30 - 13:30
£195
Set against the dramatic landscapes of Dartmoor National Park, this autumnal photowalk is designed for beginner to intermediate nature photographers looking to develop their woodland and landscape photography skills. Combining creative exploration with practical learning, the experience offers a relaxed and supportive environment where you can improve your technique, expand your creative vision, and build confidence behind the camera.
Guided by landscape photographer Lee Cooper, you'll learn how to make the most of Dartmoor’s unique autumn atmosphere, from mist-filled valleys and ancient woodlands to rugged granite tors, rich seasonal colours, and ever-changing light. With access to Sigma lenses, you'll have the opportunity to experiment with different focal lengths and compositions while receiving expert guidance throughout the walk. Expect a thoughtful and inspiring experience that encourages careful observation, creative storytelling, and a deeper connection to both the landscape and your photography.
The photowalk will begin in the early morning to make the most of the soft sunrise light, with Lee on hand to help you create strong and engaging compositions. From there, the group will explore some of Dartmoor National Park’s most photogenic locations, including ancient woodland, open moorland, dramatic tors, and winding river valleys. Along the way, there will be plenty of opportunities to stop, slow down, and photograph the textures, colours, and moods that make Dartmoor such a compelling autumn destination before making a gentle return to the starting point. October’s golden foliage, atmospheric mist, and dramatic weather conditions create endless opportunities for memorable and creative images.
[About Lee Cooper]
Lee Cooper is a landscape photographer whose work captures the quiet beauty of nature—misty woodlands, soft light and fleeting moments that stir emotion.
Based in the New Forest, his imagery blends atmosphere and storytelling, resonating with collectors, conservationists, and brands like Sony, Adobe, and The Woodland Trust. Featured on BBC and ITV, Lee’s work is known for its authenticity and depth. As an educator, he leads mindful, creative workshops that encourage photographers to slow down, observe, and connect more deeply with the natural world.
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Dewerstone Car Park, Plymouth PL7 5HE, 1 Park Avenue, Plymouth, PL9 7BD, United Kingdom
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