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Be inspired by nature and autumn colours and join us on this half day photography workshop at Emmetts Garden to learn all about your camera and how to take stunning photos as you go.
The course is held by expert photographer Roger Bloxham and will run from 9.30am-1pm, with a hot drink and cake included in the price. The price also includes your garden entry. Suitable for all abilities. If you enrol on the course, you will receive further information to help you to get the most out of the day.
Tickets: £30.00. Pre-booking is required.
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