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Book your activity holiday with Europe's No.1 Adventure Travel Company - Wilderness Scotland
Our photography holidays in Scotland are designed to help you discover Scotland’s wild places and wild light.
Develop your photography skills under the supervision of our expert photography coaches.
Most of our photography holidays are guided by Colin Prior, the foremost landscape photographer in the UK.
The photography holidays combine practical instruction in wild places as well as relaxed evening seminars back at the small hotel or guest house accommodation. With small groups, much of the photography coaching is offered on a one-to-one basis.
As these photography courses have a focus on capturing wild places, a reasonable level of fitness is required to walk to some of the photographic locations. Join us for a week of wild light as you develop your photography skills.
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Every client receives a feedback survey when they return from their guided, self guided or tailor made holiday with us.
Once completed the review is published on our website just as soon as our database updates. The little touches and details are important to us and where issues are raised we make positive changes to our trips to improve your experience.
That's why we read each of our client's reviews and although we don't respond to all of them, if it's glowing feedback then we get the satisfaction of helping to make your holidays truly memorable.
Photography Trip - Skye & The West Highlands
At what ever level of photographic skill one had there was the opportunity to improve over the course of the trip, with the benefit of Colin's knowledge of the best locations in the area.
Jane Carwithen
01/05/2014
Photography Trip - Knoydart & the Small Isles
Claudia Wish
29/08/2014
Photography - Assynt & Coigach
Another brilliant trip with WS. A wonderful opportunity to get out and photograph the beautiful Highlands, with expert tuition from one of the best landscape photographers around.
Tamasin Dale
02/11/2015
Rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 31 reviews of Photography
Read All Trip ReviewsIf you find yourself overwhelmed by the choice, or if you have questions about your fitness or suitability for any of these holidays, please feel free to contact our office on +44 (0)1479 420020 or by email.
Photography Trip - Knoydart & the Small Isles
Location: West Highlands including Knoydart
- Spend a week developing your photography skills in the company of Colin Prior - one of the UK's leading landscape photographers
- Enjoy access to some of the finest photographic locations in Scotland using by our private boat
- Capture the drama of the spectacular mountain scenery and encounter rare wildlife such as eagles, whales and dolphins
- Sample fresh local cuisine in the award winning restaurant at our remote lodge located on the tip of the Knoydart Peninsula
Price: from £1,595
View Trip DetailsPhotography Trip - Skye & The West Highlands
Location: Inner Hebrides including Skye
- Visit the Isle of Skye, the location for some of Colin Prior's signature images.
- Photograph a variety of coastal, mountain and moorland landscapes.
- Spend five days in the Highlands developing your photography with Colin Prior.
Price: from £1,425
View Trip DetailsPhotography - Assynt & Coigach
Location: North West Highlands
- Spend five days in the Highlands developing your photography with Colin Prior.
- Photograph the colours of the autumnal landscape at their very best.
- Shoot in some of the finest photographic locations in Assynt and Coigach.
- Discover new ways of finding photographs in the landscape.
Price: from £1,325
View Trip DetailsPosted on Sep 23, 2016 by Meike van Krimpen
Although the weather in Scotland can become glorious as early as the end of April, summer does not really kick-off till June when the weather is consistently mild for the next four months. We’d be lying if we said that Scottish summers are all warmth and sunshine, they’re not. But they’re also not wet and cold like people think. […]
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The greatest seasonal display in the Highlands is about to begin. This is why there is no better time to hike in the Highlands than Autumn. After the glories of blooming heather in August things start to change quickly in the Highlands. The days are still long, but starting to shorten noticeably. Wild animals are […]
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