Learn how to bring order to the chaos of woodland photography by reading the light, finding stronger compositions, and being more observant.

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See how patience and careful observation can help you make sense of one of photography’s most challenging subject and find compelling compositions amongst the complexity of trees.

Brad will share how he reads light filtering through the canopy, chooses where to position himself and allows compositions to emerge as he becomes more attuned to the shapes, branches and relationships within a woodland.

Through his own photographs and techniques, see how slowing down and becoming more present can help you respond to a location and translate how it feels into more personal images.

Brad Carr is a Welsh photographic artist, essayist, poet, creative practitioner and mentor. His atmospheric photographs of the Welsh landscape have appeared in national exhibitions, books and magazines. A regular photography speaker and podcast guest, Brad teaches photographers through his tuition and mentoring programmes, including his Five Pillars™ framework. His work combines a thoughtful, philosophical approach to photography with a strong connection to the landscape.