Camera Skills Photography Workshop
Take control of your camera and get creative with your photography in the inspiring setting of Chiltern Open Air Museum.
Join professional photographer Cat Cross for a friendly, hands-on Camera Skills Workshop designed to help you move beyond automatic settings and take your photography to the next level.
What You’ll Learn
Over the course of this 4-hour practical workshop, you’ll:
Learn how to use your camera’s manual settings
Understand shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and white balance
Explore composition, lighting, and lens choice
Discover simple techniques to dramatically improve your images
Practice your new skills with guided photography sessions around the Museum’s heritage buildings, traditional gardens, and beautiful Chilterns landscape
Whether you're a hobbyist, beginner, or looking to refresh your skills, this workshop will help you feel more confident and creative with your camera.
About Your Tutor: Cat Cross
Cat is a professional theatre and event photographer with over a decade of experience teaching photography skills. A PAGB camera club judge since 2016, she’s passionate about helping people enjoy the image-making process and unlock their creative potential.
Course Details
Date & Time: 11am – 3pm (selected dates)
Location: Chiltern Open Air Museum, Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire
Group Size: Max 6 participants for personalised tuition
Price: £100 per person
Skill Level: Suitable for beginners or intermediates using advanced compact, bridge, mirrorless, or DSLR cameras
What to Bring
A camera (advanced compact, bridge, mirrorless, or DSLR)
Charged batteries and memory cards
A packed lunch and drink (refreshments also available at Skippings Barn Café)
Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing
Enthusiasm to learn and experiment!
Walking Grade: 1–2 (Easy to moderate walking across the Museum site)
Small Groups, Expert Tuition
Spaces are limited to ensure one-to-one support and plenty of time for questions. Secure your place today and enjoy a rewarding photography experience in one of Buckinghamshire’s most photogenic locations.