Garden and Flower Photography with Jason Ingram

Join award-winning garden and plant photographer Jason Ingram as he shares techniques developed over 25 years of professional success. This workshop will teach you how to understand light, compose images, and previsualise both wide garden shots and detailed plant portraits.
The day begins with a presentation of Jason’s garden and plant photography, where he’ll share tips and tricks for how he captures his images. Following this, you’ll head into the fields and tunnels of the flower farm with your cameras as Jason demonstrates how to compose for wide views and stunning plant portraits, offering hands on guidance throughout.

After a home cooked lunch using produce from our kitchen garden, we will return to the studio for a session focusing on creating two simple setups using seasonal floral arrangements styled by Rachel. Jason will guide you through composing the shot and controlling daylight using simple yet effective techniques.

Jason Ingram is an award-winning garden photographer based in Bristol. He travels widely photographing gardens, plants and people for the UK’s leading magazines, and has provided
photography for numerous best-selling gardening books by top garden designers. He has been awarded ‘Garden Photographer of the Year’ by The Garden Media Guild six times, and ‘Features Photographer of the Year’ three. For his personal work, Jason has been photographing the landscape and coastline of Britain for over 25 years, and in 2008, he was
awarded ‘Landscape Photographer of the Year’ for the ‘Living the View’ category. His work is held in numerous private collections, and he receives regular commissions from HM The King Charles Ill to photograph his private estate at Highgrove, as well as Piet Oudolf ‘s garden at Hauser & Wirth gallery in Somerset

Course Details

You will need: DSLR or capable bridge camera, spare memory, batteries, lenses of your preference and preferably a tripod

Date:  Thursday 29th May

Time: 10 – 3.30pm

Cost: £180