Recommend a landscape course/tutor

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I have some time to take a week's holiday next early spring (Feb/March). I'd love to spend some time getting to grips with landscape photography.

My previous efforts have always turned out poor to middling:
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So if any has any recommendations for courses/tutors either in UK or somewhere you can get to easily/cheaply I'd be very interested.
 
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If you're looking for cheap and easy I'd make use of the many free articles on the Internet. Then use your week to travel to a photogenic area of the UK and put it in to practice.

If you head towards S Wales, I'd be happy to spend a day showing you some nice spots.
 
johnb said:
Ian Badley in the New Forest. Been on a couple of his 1 day courses & both were really good. Find him on Google
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He is the star in this is a vid too... Rather annoyingly windy mind! YOUtoob
 
Thanks for all your suggestions fellas. I'll start looking at these. It's great to have a recommendation especially as togging training is so expensive.

Patrick
 
I would have no hesitation in recommending Electric Landscape. I know the founder, Rod Bird, very well. He's very knowledgeable, very personable, and he has a great down-to-earth practical attitude.

He runs courses around the Thames Valley, Brecon Beacons, and Peak District.
 
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