Photography Tuition Courses for the individual in the Brecon Beacons National Park

Photography Tuition offers an exciting range of photography courses

in the stunning Brecon Beacons and mid Wales

The aim of Photography Tuition is to take the mystery out of photography and put you in control of the camera.

FREE GUIDE to setting up your camera.

Simple, effective, works for all situations.

To get your free guide

email will@phonecoop.coop

or fill in the form on the

contact and bookings form page

Photography Tuition courses are suitable for everyone - from beginners to enthusiasts to advanced photographers.

A Photography Tuition course will improve your camera skills and move you on to the next level, at your pace.

What makes PT different?

Great locations on the doorstep: landscapes, waterfalls and wildlife all nearby.
Easily understood and remembered instructions from an enthusiastic, patient, professional photographer.
Minimum time spent travelling, maximum time spent taking photos.
Learn how to get the image right, in the camera - no need for time consuming editing.
Individual attention, lots of encouragement.
Find out how to take great quality pictures on 'ordinary' equipment.
Follow up service - free advice anytime.

Photo left: Waterfall Country, Brecon Beacons

Photo right: On location in the Elan Valley, Rhayader

Vapour trails over the Brecon Beacons

Sunset on The Begwyns

Elan Valley, Rhayader

Hay Bluff

Red Kite

Llanigon

Pen Y Fan, Brecon Beacons

Waterfall, Brecon Beacons

The photographs on this page were taken in the Hay-on-Wye area

“I had a fantastic day. You put me at my ease very quickly and went the extra mile to accommodate me and give me the best day’s photography possible. I would not hesitate to recommend you to others who are thinking of photography tuition.” D.G. 2011

" Hi Will. Had a great time thanks and learned exactly what I needed. Attached are some pictures for you. I had loads of excellent ones." A.R. 2009

"Thanks for all your help on our course - I refer to it regularly and no more use of the Auto setting for me!" D.F. 2009

Sunset over the Brecon Beacons

Notes on Camera Equipment

It's not essential to have the latest gear or a bag full of accessories to get good results. By utilising the optimum camera and lens settings it's possible to get good quality photos from any equipment.

I use an inexpensive DSLR camera and lenses and just two filters; a polariser for skies and reflections and a neutral density filter for waterfalls.

My philosophy is to keep things simple, carry as little as possible and enjoy photography.

Photography Tuition, 1 Meadow View, Glasbury, Hereford. HR3 5PF

Notes on Image Editing

I use the photo editing programme that came with the camera. I don't have Photoshop. The colours that you see in the photos have not been altered or enhanced by post image editing.