“I thoroughly enjoyed the day! Guy and Naomi were ideal workshop leaders. They were friendly and very knowledgeable, not only about photography, but also about ecology, nature in general and Haddon Hall in particular. It was excellent being able to have on-the-spot advice from professionals about specific shots. It was also a privilege being able to visit areas not usually open to the public.” – Attendee on Photography Workshop
This year we are delighted to welcome back professional photography tutors Guy Badham and Naomi Jones for a full-day photography workshop in Haddon Medieval Park. This is the perfect opportunity to learn new skills in an inspiring setting not normally accessible to the public. Throughout your day you will receive patient, friendly, individualised tuition in a small group (max 4 people per tutor) to help you get the best out of your camera, whatever brand or model you use and whatever your current level of skill.
This workshop includes the chance to photograph wildlife, wide Peak District views and intimate landscapes within the woodlands and meadows, as well as historic architecture, including angles of the hall not normally seen by the public and rare access inside the 17th Century dovecote.
Your day includes access to the parkland, all tuition, plus lunch in Haddon Hall’s restaurant. Please note that admission to Haddon Hall is not included within the price of this event.
This event is suitable for everyone over the age of 18 with a reasonable level of fitness. The route covers a distance of 2-3 miles with moderate ascents and descents. You will need to bring and be able to carry whatever photography equipment you wish to use.
Please note that tickets are non-refundable.
Please note that tickets for this event have not yet been released. Please save the date and keep checking our website and social media accounts for ticket availability coming soon!
Date: Sat 27 Jun 2026
Time: 10.30am – 4.00pm
Price: £150 per person (includes access to Haddon Medieval Park, lunch and all professional tuition)
Car Parking: £4.40 per car
