The art of photography is a mix of the technical and the creative. These photography workshops, which embrace both digital and classic film photography, will give you a full grounding in the mechanics of how your camera works, so that technically you are as proficient as you need to be.
There is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ attitude. Instead, Tom has developed a tried and tested methodology whereby he works with each person’s individual ability to achieve visible improvements. The overall aim of the photography workshops is to make you a more creative and better photographer.
Improve your landscape photography with expert tuition from professional photographer Tom Mackie, who's been leading photo workshops for over 20 years.
Thank you for organizing, driving and guiding during the last two weeks. Lots of very good memories, hopefully good images and the definite thirst for more! I'm sure you will see more of me!
— Jeremy Hughes
To understand how to create compelling compositions in landscape photography, you should first look at the lines in the scene. The lines are the structure of the image and, if you study the classic artists in history, most started their masterpieces by sketching a pen and ink drawing to establish the structure of the painting […]
Researching new locations is an integral part of landscape photography, but I love it when those unexpected gems pop up. It happened earlier this month when I arrived a few days before my workshop in Umbria, Italy. I was driving north of Perugia to check out a couple of locations, but unfortunately neither lived up […]
If you struggle with composition, here are 5 key ways that will help you improve your landscape photography. As landscape photographers, we are conditioned to put on a wide-angle lens to create an image with foreground, mid-ground and background. It does help create depth in an image, but if you struggle with your compositions, here’s […]
Tom Mackie has been a photographer all his working life. His degree in commercial photography took him first of all to Los Angeles, where he spent five years as an industrial and architectural photographer. It was during this period that he travelled widely in the Western States, discovering in himself a previously unknown fervour for the beauty of those vast 'cinemascope' panoramas.
Tom Mackie has been a photographer all his working life. His degree in commercial photography took him first of all to Los Angeles, where he spent five years as an industrial and architectural photographer. It was during this period that he travelled widely in the Western States, discovering in himself a previously unknown fervour for the beauty of those vast 'cinemascope' panoramas.
After that, the confines of a Los Angeles commercial studio were never going to hold him. Tom married his art to this new-found passion and embarked on a 'til death-do-us-part' relationship with landscape photography.
After that, the confines of a Los Angeles commercial studio were never going to hold him. Tom married his art to this new-found passion and embarked on a 'til death-do-us-part' relationship with landscape photography.
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