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1st February 2026
Join this guided coastal photography workshop at Beachy Head, one of the most dramatic and recognisable locations in East Sussex. Designed for beginner photographers, this afternoon-to-sunset session focuses on composition, scale, and capturing powerful images in changing coastal conditions.
From towering chalk cliffs to the iconic Beachy Head Lighthouse, this workshop is about learning how to photograph big landscapes with confidence, clarity, and impact.
Location: Beachy Head, Eastbourne
Difficulty: Beginner
Duration: 3 hours (Afternoon → Sunset)
Date: 1st February 2026
Meeting Time: 15:00 (please arrive on time)
Beachy Head offers some of the most striking viewpoints in the South East — sweeping horizons, dramatic height, and ever-changing light. During this session, we’ll focus on using scale, perspective, and weather conditions to create strong, considered compositions.
You’ll learn how to shoot safely from clifftop vantage points, when to use telephoto lenses for compression, and how to simplify large scenes into powerful images that tell a story.
Telephoto landscape photography techniques
Compositional storytelling using scale, distance, and layering
Planning shots using weather and tide tools
Safe cliff-edge shooting practices
Balancing sky exposure with land exposure
How to use polarising and ND filters effectively
A selection of dramatic clifftop images
A stronger understanding of landscape composition
Confidence working with both wide-angle and telephoto lenses
Practical knowledge of safety and planning for coastal photography
Beginner photographers looking to improve composition
Landscape photographers new to coastal cliff environments
Anyone wanting to photograph one of Sussex’s most iconic locations
Beachy Head Road Car Park
Eastbourne
BN20 7YA
1st February 2026
Join this guided coastal photography workshop at Beachy Head, one of the most dramatic and recognisable locations in East Sussex. Designed for beginner photographers, this afternoon-to-sunset session focuses on composition, scale, and capturing powerful images in changing coastal conditions.
From towering chalk cliffs to the iconic Beachy Head Lighthouse, this workshop is about learning how to photograph big landscapes with confidence, clarity, and impact.
Location: Beachy Head, Eastbourne
Difficulty: Beginner
Duration: 3 hours (Afternoon → Sunset)
Date: 1st February 2026
Meeting Time: 15:00 (please arrive on time)
Beachy Head offers some of the most striking viewpoints in the South East — sweeping horizons, dramatic height, and ever-changing light. During this session, we’ll focus on using scale, perspective, and weather conditions to create strong, considered compositions.
You’ll learn how to shoot safely from clifftop vantage points, when to use telephoto lenses for compression, and how to simplify large scenes into powerful images that tell a story.
Telephoto landscape photography techniques
Compositional storytelling using scale, distance, and layering
Planning shots using weather and tide tools
Safe cliff-edge shooting practices
Balancing sky exposure with land exposure
How to use polarising and ND filters effectively
A selection of dramatic clifftop images
A stronger understanding of landscape composition
Confidence working with both wide-angle and telephoto lenses
Practical knowledge of safety and planning for coastal photography
Beginner photographers looking to improve composition
Landscape photographers new to coastal cliff environments
Anyone wanting to photograph one of Sussex’s most iconic locations
Beachy Head Road Car Park
Eastbourne
BN20 7YA