Last week was our first Tuscany workshop of the year. How did it go? Well, I think it could be described as cold, wet but good fun with the opportunity of some unique images. Let me explain more. On the flight over, I made sure I had a window seat to allow me a great [...]
Yesterday I realised that it wasn't long to go and I had better start getting ready for my gallery in Tuscany. You see, near the end of April I am travelling out to Tuscany for the first of my photography workshops for this year. Part of my trip will also involve hanging the images that [...]
We have just published our Tuscany workshop dates for 2017 on the site. As always, the places on these workshops are very limited. Our policy of keeping the numbers low on each of our workshops ensures that everyone who attends will be given close and unique attention. We know that everyone who attends [...]
Today, I'm flying out to Pisa to take part in our first Tuscany workshop of the year. This is always an exciting and anxious commute to "work" for me. A commute of just over 1,300 miles that will take me above and over the Alps. A View of The Matterhorn in The Swiss Alps [...]
What is it about old Tuscan doors that make them so appealing as a photographic subject? A quick look on any stock image site will confirm their status as one of the most photographed subjects. Often these old Tuscan doors were made from the local wood and built prior to the industrial age and the [...]
During a recent visit to Italy, I found myself back in a location that has a view of Tuscany that is... well it's hard to describe. I sat outside a bar in the Tuscan mountain-top village of San Pellegrino in Alpe. Sitting around 1525 m (5,003 ft) up, San Pellegrino in Alpe offers immense and captivating panoramic views over [...]
We have just returned from a Tuscany Workshop and thought we would showcase some of our favourite images with a series of articles. This image is rather "striking", don't you think? The geography of this region in northern Tuscany produces a lot of electrical storms, some with rain and some without. This was one of the dry lightning storms [...]
We have just finalised arrangements with a new guesthouse for our Tuscany workshops. The guesthouse is Casa Cordati and is a restored XVII century palace in the Old Town section of Barga. The guesthouse is perfect for small groups of specialist tours who have an interest in the arts and has been described as "staying in an art gallery". During your [...]
