UK One Day Wedding Photojournalism Workshop + FREE Preset Collection

£275.00

Current 2025 Dates

Friday, 28th February 2025 - £275 (Spaces) - Includes FREE Copy of Complete Collection Presets worth £100

Location: The Studio, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, UK

Please note: New dates are added regularly. If you wish to be notified of new dates before they are announced, please subscribe to the bulletin at the bottom of this page.

This workshop is limited to EIGHT delegates only.

Since 2008, I have been shooting a style of wedding photography widely known as “wedding photojournalism” or “documentary wedding photography”.

This wedding photography workshop will concentrate on inspiration and stylistic choices, gear, shooting, the business side, and inspiration.

The workshops I run are designed to give you the most information possible.

In a fifteen-year career, I have shot over 700 Weddings.

Information is not hidden, and that’s why most of my workshops are aimed at a minimal number of delegates. That way, you will get all the advantages of working closely with me.

I became one of the first Fujifilm official X-Photographers in the UK in 2008, and I have been shooting exclusively in documentary style since then.

Of course, this workshop is open to photographers who shoot with any system.

This workshop is aimed at wedding photographers who want to explore the Wedding Photojournalism shooting style.

It’s also beneficial for photographers who want to hone their skills for the part of their day that they shoot candidly at the wedding.

  • 09:30 – Arrival, coffee, and introduction

  • 09:30 – 11:00 Understand storytelling and capturing candid moments without intervention or staging. Shooting the wedding. The do’s and don’ts and working through each wedding stage to capture the storytelling images.

  • 11:00-12:00 Let’s talk gear: We’ll discuss how I shoot, the configurations I use, and why I use them, as well as lens choices and the mechanisms I use to ensure my wedding day runs smoothly.

  • 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch (included)

  • 13:00 – 15:00 The business of wedding photojournalism: Concentrating on building a brand to attract the right clients, client acquisition, and education.

  • 15:00 – 16:00 SEO & Social Media advice.

Wedding Photojournalism Workshop Details

– Lunch and refreshments are provided and included in the price.

– Feel free to bring your cameras, though this workshop has no practical element.

The Workshop will be held at:

The Studio
Units 1 & 2 Old Bear House
Malmesbury
Wiltshire
SN16 9AG

A Free copy of my latest complete set of presets will be included.

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Current 2025 Dates

Friday, 28th February 2025 - £275 (Spaces) - Includes FREE Copy of Complete Collection Presets worth £100

Location: The Studio, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, UK

Please note: New dates are added regularly. If you wish to be notified of new dates before they are announced, please subscribe to the bulletin at the bottom of this page.

This workshop is limited to EIGHT delegates only.

Since 2008, I have been shooting a style of wedding photography widely known as “wedding photojournalism” or “documentary wedding photography”.

This wedding photography workshop will concentrate on inspiration and stylistic choices, gear, shooting, the business side, and inspiration.

The workshops I run are designed to give you the most information possible.

In a fifteen-year career, I have shot over 700 Weddings.

Information is not hidden, and that’s why most of my workshops are aimed at a minimal number of delegates. That way, you will get all the advantages of working closely with me.

I became one of the first Fujifilm official X-Photographers in the UK in 2008, and I have been shooting exclusively in documentary style since then.

Of course, this workshop is open to photographers who shoot with any system.

This workshop is aimed at wedding photographers who want to explore the Wedding Photojournalism shooting style.

It’s also beneficial for photographers who want to hone their skills for the part of their day that they shoot candidly at the wedding.

  • 09:30 – Arrival, coffee, and introduction

  • 09:30 – 11:00 Understand storytelling and capturing candid moments without intervention or staging. Shooting the wedding. The do’s and don’ts and working through each wedding stage to capture the storytelling images.

  • 11:00-12:00 Let’s talk gear: We’ll discuss how I shoot, the configurations I use, and why I use them, as well as lens choices and the mechanisms I use to ensure my wedding day runs smoothly.

  • 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch (included)

  • 13:00 – 15:00 The business of wedding photojournalism: Concentrating on building a brand to attract the right clients, client acquisition, and education.

  • 15:00 – 16:00 SEO & Social Media advice.

Wedding Photojournalism Workshop Details

– Lunch and refreshments are provided and included in the price.

– Feel free to bring your cameras, though this workshop has no practical element.

The Workshop will be held at:

The Studio
Units 1 & 2 Old Bear House
Malmesbury
Wiltshire
SN16 9AG

A Free copy of my latest complete set of presets will be included.

Current 2025 Dates

Friday, 28th February 2025 - £275 (Spaces) - Includes FREE Copy of Complete Collection Presets worth £100

Location: The Studio, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, UK

Please note: New dates are added regularly. If you wish to be notified of new dates before they are announced, please subscribe to the bulletin at the bottom of this page.

This workshop is limited to EIGHT delegates only.

Since 2008, I have been shooting a style of wedding photography widely known as “wedding photojournalism” or “documentary wedding photography”.

This wedding photography workshop will concentrate on inspiration and stylistic choices, gear, shooting, the business side, and inspiration.

The workshops I run are designed to give you the most information possible.

In a fifteen-year career, I have shot over 700 Weddings.

Information is not hidden, and that’s why most of my workshops are aimed at a minimal number of delegates. That way, you will get all the advantages of working closely with me.

I became one of the first Fujifilm official X-Photographers in the UK in 2008, and I have been shooting exclusively in documentary style since then.

Of course, this workshop is open to photographers who shoot with any system.

This workshop is aimed at wedding photographers who want to explore the Wedding Photojournalism shooting style.

It’s also beneficial for photographers who want to hone their skills for the part of their day that they shoot candidly at the wedding.

  • 09:30 – Arrival, coffee, and introduction

  • 09:30 – 11:00 Understand storytelling and capturing candid moments without intervention or staging. Shooting the wedding. The do’s and don’ts and working through each wedding stage to capture the storytelling images.

  • 11:00-12:00 Let’s talk gear: We’ll discuss how I shoot, the configurations I use, and why I use them, as well as lens choices and the mechanisms I use to ensure my wedding day runs smoothly.

  • 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch (included)

  • 13:00 – 15:00 The business of wedding photojournalism: Concentrating on building a brand to attract the right clients, client acquisition, and education.

  • 15:00 – 16:00 SEO & Social Media advice.

Wedding Photojournalism Workshop Details

– Lunch and refreshments are provided and included in the price.

– Feel free to bring your cameras, though this workshop has no practical element.

The Workshop will be held at:

The Studio
Units 1 & 2 Old Bear House
Malmesbury
Wiltshire
SN16 9AG

A Free copy of my latest complete set of presets will be included.

Kevin’s One Day Wedding Photojournalism Workshop is worth considering if you want to improve or change your wedding photography style. The morning covers documentary-style principles, examples, photofilms, techniques and if needed, kit set-up. 

During the afternoon, the all-important back-office components, from contract to advertising, marketing, social media and Lightroom editing workflow and tips.

It was exhausting in a good way because of all the areas it covered, but it was always relaxed and had plenty of opportunities to ask questions and discuss things. You’ll take lots of notes, but Kevin will email you the next day with everything covered, including templates and examples.
 
Worth the money: Yes.
Collaborative and relaxed atmosphere: Yes.
Immediately actionable and practical: Yes.
— Jeremy Baker

What can you expect to learn on this Wedding Photography Workshop

The outline of the workshop is above, but the core principles of my sessions are that the delegates get everything they need from the workshop.

Delegates are encouraged to ask questions and form dialogue throughout the day and I will be open and honest with all his answers.

This Wedding Photography Workshop is ideal for photographers who are looking to build on their business and candid shooting skills, as well as those photographers who are brand new and looking for a foothold in the wedding photography industry.

If you want to produce work for your clients like the Photofilm below, then sign up for the workshop now or contact me if you have any questions.

Reviews of The Wedding Photojournalism Workshop

  1. Rob Swan
    You'd do well to find a better photography workshop leader than Kevin who, as well being a first-class documentary photographer, is also a brilliant teacher.

    While this particular workshop is obviously perfect for anyone looking to enter the world of wedding photojournalism, it's also ideal for anybody simply looking to improve their photography skills.

    Kevin was more than happy to share his incredible knowledge of all things related to both photography and business - and that was hugely appreciated.

    I'd thoroughly recommend Kevin's workshops and hope to attend at least one more later this year.

  2. Emily Renier
    Not sure what I else I could add to my general opinion of the person, photographer and mentor that you are without sounding over the top or repetitive or indeed making you feel uncomfortable!
    I finish every single workshop or 1-2-1 sessions with you re-energised. Starting out in a new industry leaving an established career behind is very scary (as you well know) and a perfect ground for self-doubt and low self-esteem, but your understated manner and teaching style means that you actually give me the confidence to find my voice and the skills to make my projects happen.
    From listening to the Fujicast podcast, being in the Fujicast Facebook group, attending your conferences, all of it has made me not just a better photographer artistically speaking but a better photographer humanely speaking too. You have unwavering integrity about your craft and a commitment to photojournalism which is both refreshing and contagious. Thanks again! Can’t believe we are already through 2/3 of our mentoring year.

  3. Stuart Ashley
    After attending several workshops leading up to Kevin's I wasn't sure how much I would learn from this one, how wrong I was!
    It was a great workshop and the time just flew by, Kevin's photography is amazing and it was an absolute joy to listen to what he had to say. Not just on the photography side but on the business aspect as well, I went away full of confidence about my wedding photography and can't wait to put what I have learnt into practice. Big shout out to Simon the studio owner as well.
    Thanks, Kevin

  4. Steve Curzon
    I have been a strictly "hobbyist" photographer for many years, but the thought has been growing for a while to maybe do something more with it when I retire. I saw the course advertised through the Fujifilm association, being a keen consumer of the X range. The course exceeded my expectations by a long way. I came out of the course, ready for the long drive home to Warrington, literally buzzing. I am still buzzing now! I found the course extremely inspiring. That is not to say that a picture had been painted that "this wedding photography is easy", in fact, the future is a little daunting. But the honesty and candour from Kevin, along with a massive amount of very good practical advice, has ensured I go forward with my eyes open. Thank you!

  5. Daniel Parkes
    This was my first Wedding Photography Workshop and it was such a fantastic experience for me. I thoroughly enjoyed it- I came away feeling educated, inspired and motivated. As someone who prefers to shoot in B&W and has a fascination with candid photography, so much of Kevin’s mindset resonated with me personally. I am yet to shoot a wedding but when I do I know that Kevin’s advice will be at the top of my mind. Describing his style and attitude on the day of a wedding has already helped put my mind at ease without even attempting one of my own yet. I now fully understand the importance of not panicking, taking your time and being yourself. It’s easy to get caught up in everyone else’s hype when you’re researching and learning this kind of thing and before you know it you feel like a rabbit in the headlights; overwhelmed and unprepared. Kevin made me realise I just need to be true to myself and my own style and become good at it! Thanks for everything.

  6. Jonathan Ryder
    I really enjoyed Kevin's workshop - and learned a great deal from it too.

    Kevin was generous and open in his approach, sharing freely on whatever topic I or any of the other attendees put to him. And the pre-prepared material was great.

    I've been a wedding photographer now for over 5 years. My own philosophy is that you should never stop wanting to learn - and Kevin is great to listen too on so many fronts. His own photography is compelling and often beautiful, but the insights he offered into the running of a successful wedding photography business were invaluable. I picked up new ideas on topics as diverse as SEO, social media marketing, shooting approach on the day of a wedding, time management ... and much more.

    I highly recommend this workshop - which is constructed in such a way that even a beginner could take away a hatful of great ideas and advice.

  7. Janice Dongworth
    This workshop was perfect for me Re timing and content. I’d started out shooting weddings candidly 3 years ago and then moved into studio portraiture. I became increasingly aware that as I got technically better I had lost something and craved a return to authenticity . Kevin’s insights, tips and inspiration were really useful especially with regards to storytelling .
    I’m not technically minded so I found the tips on IT, SEO invaluable.
    I came away from the workshop thinking had I done this 3 yrs ago and streamlined my business I would have turned a profit much sooner and saved myself a lot of self doubt. Kevin’s manner and the format made this workshop enjoyable and easy to ask questions .

  8. Christopher McSherry
    First off, I'm very thankful that Kevin made the trip to Belfast! I've been inspired and following his work for a few years, so it was great to learn from the man himself. I really enjoy looking through his wedding photos and films and getting the feel of what the day was like. From that workshop alone, I feel I've changed up my approach to how I shoot already for the better. I've been to some workshops that made SEO sound like a nightmare, but Kevin's explanation made it much easier to understand and give me more confidence in applying it. Another huge plus for the workshop is keeping the numbers low so that it's more intimate and almost like a one to one. It didn't feel like an overcrowded classroom.

  9. Patrick Duddy
    I was fortunate enough to be able to attend Kevins Street & Wedding Workshops in Belfast and found they complimented each other greatly. I found it a real benefit to have watched and learmed some of Kevins Street shooting methods before hearing him chat about how he used these techniques at weddinga the next day. His passion comes through constantly and there were no questions left unanswered..

  10. Michael Ellis Kevin's presentation and delivery was easy and informative with dashes of humour.

    My aim of attending was to gain understanding of SEO and online marketing which was covered thoroughly with added gems given in the conversation.

    Kevin covered all areas of his planned presentation and developed a good rapport with his 'students'.

    Overall I was very impressed and whilst he supplied us with his extensive presentation the additional notes I took from the extra insight in conversation was worth the attendance....plus I Bristol is kinda awesome.

  11. Emily Fairweather Relaxed workshop full of inspiring nuggets of information - Kevin is very down to earth and explains his technique in a simple and considered way - He is very generous with his information and I took away several helpful actions that I will put into practice at my next wedding. The feedback bit was encouraging and I couldn't recommend this course highly enough.

  12. Jeremy John It was great to immerse myself in photography talk ALL day, something I never get to do. Kevin had a lot of ideas and info to impart and it was all good. We started with a 'what's your name & where do you come from' and it was fascinating to hear the other workshopees stories. Kevin included lots of photos to illustrate his points as you would expect, and he did an excellent job of demystifying the whole wedding photography process, both technically but also the more complex 'motivation' and how to best tell a story bit. It certainly helped me feel more 'ready' to shoot my first wedding

  13. Nick HaighReally fantastic workshop. Lots of ideas and tips from Kevin on what to look for when shooting in a candid documentary style. Not only that but also lots of business tips including the all-important SEO. I will be implementing a lot of this in my style of shooting especially looking for the moments and also the business tips too. If you already shoot weddings in this style or not id seriously recommend one of Kevin's workshops.

  14. Aaron Russell Hi Kevin, thank you for taking the time and effort to put this course on and sharing your knowledge. It was very informative and filled with lots of little nuggets for me to go away and think how I can add them to my style of shooting. I particularly found the insight of when and not when to blog very interesting along with the simple little trick of increasing sales at the questionnaire stage by offering a B&W package.

    As always, these types of workshops are great as you get to hear other peoples experiences in the group as well as yours. I'm sure to book another one of your courses in the future and would have no hesitation in recommending you to any upcoming photographers who are starting out and want to learn from someone of your calibre. All the best Aaron

  15. Chris Pearce-Ramwell Interesting and stimulating with sufficient take aways in my notebook to feel that the event added value. I now look forward to implementing some of the recommendations.

  16. Paul Davies The workshop was just what I expected. Lots of information, tips, and advise on everything you need to know about Wedding Photojournalism. We also covered SEO & marketing which I am not very good at ! This has already changed they way I will now approach it and has also made me think about changing the look my website. All in all an excellent day and well worth the trip from Swansea. Looking forward to the next I can attend. Thank you Kevin !

  17. Andrew Thomas
    I am so glad I attended this workshop.

    There were so many takeaways from the course and as a wedding photographer, I feel a lot more inspired. Learning how to use a camera is the easy bit - there is an abundance of videos on YouTube and articles on how to work a camera. Learning how to take a great photo is hard work. It takes a lot of time, a lot of practice and it is important to seek expert guidance where you can. This is where Kevin comes in. Kevin is not only one of the best in his field but he is also an excellent teacher. He inspires you to find your voice and become a better photographer.

    With respect to Wedding Photojournalism, he guides you through the discipline - how to be mindful on the day, how to be respectful to the moment and let the day happen without interference and how to capture it. It is with this understanding that you can see how Kevin captures such genuine emotion in his images. As a result, I felt a real injection of inspiration to go out there and get better at what I do and to be far more mindful on the day. I also came away with the confidence in being able to identify what makes an image strong and to be more critical of my own catalogue. I have recently rebuilt my website and picking out my best images was previously a really difficult task for me. Having done the course I was able to pick my favourite images and identify the images which represent me as a photographer so much easier. It is important to note that on a creative front Kevin is a pure photojournalist. He does however understand that each photographer is different and wants to achieve their own vision and understands that a pure photojournalistic approach is not for everyone. As a result, he lays out what it takes to be a pure photojournalist and encourages you to pick and choose how you will let the discipline influence your photographic voice.

    I was also able to take away a good number of tips and ideas when it came to running my business. Kevin is very open as to how he runs his wedding photography business and is eager to pass on his experience. With reflection on what I learnt on the course, I am looking forward to putting it all into practice - bring on next years wedding season! I have improved how I communicate with my clients, how I manage expectations. I have more confidence and consistency in my branding. I have also improved how I manage my online presence and run my business from an admin point of view also.

    If you are thinking of doing this course then please just go ahead and book yourself on it. I highly recommend it - you will not regret it. You will come away a better creative and a better business owner.

    Thank you Kevin

  18. Pete Downham:I recently attended Kevin's workshop in Amersham. The studio where the workshop was held is a great venue, plenty of space and a nice atmosphere, the owner Simon was very friendly and provided a nice lunch and refreshments.

    The content of the workshop was brilliant, straight to the point and all the way through it was clear that we were being guided by someone who really was out there doing the job, producing fantastic images and making a good living from something they love doing.

    If you are serious about learning about the difference between a true photo journalist and a standard wedding photographer then I highly recommend this course. Kevin also provided a valuable insight into his business practices.

    Great course delivered by a great guy, Kevin's work is truly something to aspire to.

    Pete Downham ...... aspiring Photo Journalist

  19. Alexandra Davies:This is the second workshop from Kevin which I have attended. The best thing about his workshops is his honesty and willingness to share useful information. There's no unnecessary fluff and embellishment that you get on so many other courses. I really enjoyed the day and came away with lots of useful information. Thank you!

  20. Jonathan Clapton:
    As someone who is just starting their thinking about a possible career change, I found the workshop totally inspiring in terms of style and technique, and also developing the business.

    It was really exciting and encouraging to learn from someone who has made the leap into wedding photography and made it work so successfully.

    In particular, I appreciated seeing some of your earlier work and hearing about your first wedding shoot, understanding the equipment you use and why, and how to develop your brand. Seeing lots of your fantastic photos to illustrate your points was also of course a pleasure!

  21. Raymond Bridgewater:
    I’m so glad I attended this course. I really appreciated your ‘warts and all’ approach from the start. It made your journey more real and gave me more confidence than I had when I walked in. I think I was guilty of assuming that all successful photographers were born with a camera in their hands! You’ve made my dream more obtainable.

    As far as the content, I felt it was broad and detailed enough for me to kick start some things while I’m gearing up. For example, to have a different approach to social media; and reformatting my website among other things.
     

  22. Joe Scrivens:

    Attending this workshop with Kevin was like turning on a lightbulb in my head.

    It’s about getting your head around a mindset, not so much about technical aspects, but learning about human behaviour, what to look for, how to spot it. I found it gave me a much better understanding of anticipiating the moment and making my own luck.

    This is the second training session I have done with Kevin and both have been so worth it. I came away inspired and immediately put into practice what I had learnt at the next wedding I did a week later. All of a sudden found myself telling a much better story with my wedding photography.
     

  23. Emily Mathews:

    I spent a whole day with Kevin on a one-to-0ne Wedding PJ workshop and it was amazing. So many workshops over promise yet under deliver. Kevin’s workshops are always the other way around. Well worth the investment.
     

  24. Cris Lowis:

    Its fair to say I’m not a pure documentary photographer and the purpose of me attending the workshop wasn’t to become a documentary wedding photographer and stop doing portraits and groups, but to seriously strengthen the documentary work I (and most other wedding photographers) do alongside my core work.

    The course was highly enlightening, to say the least, and some of the things I learned really opened my eyes and gave food for thought. I’m not going to reveal much in this review but knowing some of my actions could have actually been changing the couple's emotions at sensitive moments was something that really hit home and as a result, I’ve already started making some changes and the results are very positive.

    The answers to improving my PJ work wasn’t what I expected them to be, but having listened, taken note and then put into practice I’m starting to really put the puzzle together and strengthen the storytelling aspect of my work. As always I arrived armed with questions like ‘what if its a boring wedding” and “what if they look at you every time you try to take a candid” and Kevin soon explain with examples what to look for and how to approach the day sensitively.

    I’ve attended a few of Kevin’s courses over the years, as well as other workshops and courses led by some of the leading names in the industry, and I honestly find Kevin’s are the best in terms of both content and value for money… They are always highly engaging, lighthearted, super informative and you can ask him anything. I find the 121 or small group sessions to be exceptionally good as you can steer the workshop towards your needs with Kevin answering anything you throw at him.
     

  25. Lloyd Williams:

    I’d been shooting weddings for around 6 years using solely Nikon cameras and lenses. I swapped my cameras over for Fujis in Feb 2014. This helped me in my mission to photograph weddings in a more natural way. The next 6 months I worked hard on developing a documentary style. My portfolio grew and I could see my work slowly improving.

    I booked a workshop with Kevin to help point me in the right direction. My main aim from the workshop was to ask Kevin’s advice on pricing strategies and how to take my business to the next level. The opportunity to show Kevin my portfolio and have it reviewed was worth the investment alone. I was fed up of showing friends and family my work and hearing “that’s nice” or “wow, lovely picture.” I needed some quality feedback and Kevin took some time in the afternoon to do just that. He told me what he liked and what he disliked but most importantly how I could have taken that picture slightly better.

    The business side of the day was what attracted me in the first place but learning some techniques and tips about shooting on the day was an added bonus. Overall a great day and very much worth the investment. I left Kevin’s studio with pages of notes scribbled in my notebook and lots of goals to work towards. Since attending the workshop I’ve streamlined my website, removed things that didn’t need to be there, improved my SEO and changed my price point and grown my wedding photography business for the better.

    Fuji shooter or non Fuji shooter, I really couldn’t recommend the wedding photojournalism workshop enough.
     

  26. Mark Davi:

    This PJ workshop was the first and so far, the only course I have attended, as I embark on a career change in the coming months. Many years ago, I had been a full-time photographer, hence, there was a pressing need to gain new skills and get myself up to date. I was drawn to Kevin’s workshop because, after extensive research, I felt he was ‘top of the tree’ in the documentary style I wished to adopt.

    To say I was amazed by the skills and knowledge passed on by Kevin would not do justice to the value of the day. Kevin’s structured workshop and pleasant way of imparting his experiences gave me the tools to set myself up for success. I can think of no better way in which to have the opportunity to learn from such an esteemed expert – you need to look no further than Kevin.
     

  27. Steve Vaughan:

    I attended one of Kevin’s Wedding Photojournalist courses last year. The nice thing about a course with Kevin is that it doesn’t feel like training, it feels like having a chat with a mate, and learning stuff from him. I already am a professional documentary wedding photographer, but wanted to learn more from Kevin as I see him as a true leader in the field. The course was relaxed, friendly and appropriate. Kevin was happy to tailor the session based on the experience level of his trainees, rather than give a 1 size fits all approach. And, as a fellow Fujifilm X photographer, I loved talking all things Fuji with him! Highly recommended.
     

  28. Mona Ali:

    Whilst I’m not a pure documentary wedding photographer, I’ve been on a mission to improve my skills and strengthen my documentary work and approach so decided to book this workshop with Kevin. Kevin is very down to earth and has a very open, honest and informative approach to his workshops – it was enlightening and very inspiring learning how Kevin shoots, what he focusses on, how he approaches a wedding day, his methodology, his mindset. Kevin was very generous with his knowledge and advice, giving us lots of information and answering any specific questions each of us had. It was a full-on day with loads of info jam-packed into the day, Kevin is a well respected, very experienced documentary photographer who has perfected his craft and is ideally placed to teach this stuff. He has an easy and humorous way about him which makes the workshops highly engaging and really informative. I’ve done a few workshops with other wedding photographers at the top of their game, but this is the one to do. Super informative, full of amazing content and worth every penny!!
     

  29. Alistair Veryard:

    Yesterday I spend the whole day with Kevin and two fellow eager learners of candid photography. The workshop was brilliant and 100% worth the attendance. Kevin is a highly skilled professional and delivers his knowledge in a very relaxed and accessible manner. Whatever aspects of his style and craft you want to learn, he is happy to aim the day in that direction. It was a pleasure to meet him and the other guys attending and also to grab a cheeky pint after the teaching.
     

  30. Andy Hibbs:

    I’m now full time as a Professional Photographer and wanted further knowledge and in site into documentary weddings. The day ran very smoothly and all three of us fired off questions as they cropped up and I don’t believe any of us left without the answers. Highly recommend a well delivered day in a very relaxed atmosphere and a great lunch.
     

  31. Scott Cassie:

    Loved it! Kevin’s presentation was honest and inspiring, and totally spoke to my candid heart! He was very patient and down to earth – sharing his passion and philosophy, and never talking down to us. It was like hanging out with a fellow colleague. The facilities were also great, and so chuffed that afterwards, he emailed us a PDF of his presentation – that beats my scribbled notes any day! I would highly recommend this workshop to any aspiring documentary shooter/wedding creative. Cheers dude!
     

  32. Victoria Tapper:

    Whether you want to go the whole hog by transforming yourself into a wedding photojournalist or remain a hybrid with dramatically improved candid work, this workshop equips you to do exactly that. Kevin teaches you how to give yourself the best possible opportunity of discreetly capturing the whole gamut of emotions and drama that unfolds during a wedding day. Whilst he covers the technical aspects of shooting this way, you quickly learn the key to creating good photojournalism pictures and what separates the men from the boys. Good solid business advice forms part of the workshop, with particular expertise in SEO and social media. The bonus is seeing Kevin’s work. The way he captures the warmth, love, joy and comedy is tangible; you can hear and feel his pictures like you were there. An excellent day, well worth the ££. One word of warning though; you’ll never want to shoot a ring on a rose petal again.
     

  33. Dale Stephens:

    As a recently (2yrs) turned pro (documentary) wedding photographer , I found this course hugely helpful! As a hugely skilled professional photographer (not only weddings) Kevin’s work is amazing, and his insights into his own work are enough to inspire anyone wanting to also become a documentary photographer or to grow and enhance their own skills. Kevin was also happy to answer any questions about how he takes/see’s his shots, and also about the running of a wedding photography business.
    The course is a must for any part-time or full-time photographer.
     

  34. Richard Haydon:

    Kevin’s workshop was highly inspirational and helpful to me. Even though I’ve been shooting weddings for about 10 years, I still like to attend a workshop now and then, just to keep me on my toes and re-evaluate my approach. I find I’m never done learning and there are always new ideas, tips and tricks to be found, especially from a great teacher like Kevin as well as fellow workshop attendees. Kevin’s way of communicating is easy to follow, full of humour and of course tons of wonderful nuggets of knowledge. I’m well aware that being good at something and being good at teaching the same thing requires quite different skill sets: Kevin’s wonderful in both regards. I can wholeheartedly recommend his workshops, to both amateurs and seasoned pros! I don’t particularly like writing reviews, so this is saying something Thank you
     

  35. Karin Lagerweij:

    Last summer I was in the USA and read on Kevins facebook that he was coming to Holland. I immediately booked the masterclass without knowing if I was available. Have to be there, was my feeling. So my expectations were high. And I did not get disappointed. Kevin spoke for 7 hours, with humour, honesty and passion. About how he works, what he is looking for, the marketing, the editing, making videos…. we could ask whatever question came up and he told and showed us. And I ended up going home exhausted, but happy & full of inspiration and ideas at the same time. I can recommend Kevin's workshop to anyone. And Kevin, please do come back to the Netherland or Holland or both and I’ll be there! And if you ever need a 2nd shooter in the Netherlands…. call me! Warmly Karin Lagerweij
     

  36. Willem Rosiers:

    I can highly recommend this workshop to anyone who shoots or is interested in shooting in a documentary style. Kevin is no doubt one of the best you will encounter in this genre and his relaxed and open way of sharing his insights and methods are truly inspiring for anyone joining this class, whether you are just beginning or have been shooting for years. He will also gladly answer any questions you might have, making you go home with tons of ideas on how to improve your own shooting or business.
     

  37. Bertina van Haren:

    I was in Amersfoort the Netherlands (or Holland) last week for the workshop with Kevin and I’m glad I came because it was a very inspirational and informative day. Kevin's presentation was honest, clear and humorous. Thanks, Kevin!
     

  38. Nikita Tretyakov:

    I was participating to the workshop in Netherlands and it was brilliant. Kevin shared his vision and experience without any hesitation. It was explained not only how he made of his shots but also why he did them that way. Pure inspiration and a magical kick for making better photos.

Previous Dates for this Wedding Photography Workshop

2024

Thursday, 7th March- Fully Booked
Friday, 20th September - Fully Booked

2023

Thursday, 20th April - Fully Booked
Friday, 24th November - Fully Booked

Wednesday, 19th July - Fully Booked

2022

20th April 2023 - Fully Booked

2022

8th February 2022 - Fully Booked
25th March 2022 - Fully Booked
9th May 2022 - Fully Booked
11th October 2022 - Fully Booked
25th November 2022 - Fully Booked

2021

8th July 2021 - Fully Booked
17th September 2021 - Fully Booked
26th November 2021 - Fully Booked

2020

24th January - Amersham (Sold out)

2019

7th May - Bristol (Sold out)
17th July - Belfast (Sold out)

2018

30th January - Amersfoort, Holland (Sold out)
19th April - Berlin, Germany (Sold out)
5th July - Amersham (Sold out)
29th November - Amersham (Sold out)

2017

7th December – Amersham, Bucks (Sold0Out)
6th July 2017 – Amersham, Bucks (Sold out)
8th February – Amersham, Bucks (Sold out)

2016

22nd June – Amersham, Bucks (Sold out)
15th April - Amersham, Bucks (Sold out)
12th February - Amersham, Bucks (Sold out)

2015

12th May - Malmesbury, Wiltshire (Sold out)
20th July - Malmesbury, Wiltshire (Sold out)
21st September - Malmesbury, Wiltshire (Sold out)

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