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+44 7763 356844
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26 Wynford Way, London, United Kingdom, SE9
Chislehurst
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960 ftMottingham Rd Ravensworth Rd
980 ftPartridge Green
0.2 miColdharbour Library
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Specialties
We are different. We know teaching. We know wildlife. We know photography.
We teach you about fieldcraft, help you learn more about wildlife, habitats and environment and empower you to develop technical and creative photography skills so you are able to continue your photographic learning journey after you leave us. We provide you with the best written materials available on the market and offer you support which extends beyond the activity day. All in all, we provide you with a great service for a fair price.
We pride ourselves on our personal service and attention to detail and offer our services in a relaxed, friendly and informal way while retaining a strong focus on learning the concrete skills needed to properly operate a camera and make great wildlife photographs.
History
Established in 2013.
We are different. We know teaching. We know wildlife. We know photography.
We teach you about fieldcraft, help you learn more about wildlife, habitats and environment and empower you to develop technical and creative photography skills so you are able to continue your photographic learning journey after you leave us. We provide you with the best written materials available on the market and offer you support which extends beyond the activity day. All in all, we provide you with a great service for a fair price.
Meet the Business Owner
Matthew M.
Business Owner
My career has always centred around education. After a degree and PGCE in Geology at Keele University in I taught science in a number of schools, and found a lifelong love of teaching in the Great Outdoors. I moved on from teaching to teacher training and leading the professional college for teaching in Britain until 2013.
I took up photography as a way of staying connected with the natural world while I lived and worked in central London. I taught myself. It was definitely the hard way but, quite simply, I couldn’t find wildlife photography workshops that did much more than provide group access to zoos and other non-wild venues. Considering my background, I could see that those around me on those workshops were in the same boat and missing out on a great learning experience. I felt that if the workshop leaders were expert in teaching, wildlife and photography so much more could be done to help people learn about wildlife and habitats as well as teach technical and creative skills.
