Take your photography to the next level.

A hands on course for intermediate and advanced photographers. This course will teach you how to understand the creative process and your thought processes. It will focus your energy and production of photographs into bodies of work around central themes. You will develop your photographic composition, and understanding of the possible creative tools at your disposal for creating collections of images.

The Blue Mountains Photographic Camp runs from Sunday to Saturday . It is an great opportunity to create some fantastic photographs by immersing yourself within the World Heritage Listed landscape. Your guide will take you to unique locations at the best time to capture that stunning image. You will be taken to locations that are off the normal tourist route. The range of locations includes; canyons, pergodas, rainforrest, creeks, hanging swamps, indigenous carvings and paintings, and local historic ruins. With the landscape at your tent door, you will be able to utilise every moment of magic hour. This camp is fully catered with all the modern luxuries provided. 

Explore the world of photographic composition in this one day workshop. Len will take you through from the foundations of photographic composition through to the more subtle aspects of the art. Len will illustrate the workshop with his own work and the work of many photographic masters. He will include an understanding of composition gleaned from the art world. The workshop will include hands on exercises to sharpen your skills in photographic composition.

This workshop is a fantastic place to start learning the creative art of Landscape Photography. Two fantastic days out shooting in the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area mixed between classroom sessions and inspiring presentations of stunning landscape photography by the masters. During this workshop you will become more confident with your camera. Your exposures will become more accurate. Be pampered with good food, fantastic shooting locations, and develop your understanding of the creative process. The workshop is aimed at digital photographers.  A good place to start your learning journey.

Len's Critique is an individualised three hour session looking exclusively at your photographic work. You will get constructive feedback, advice, and encouragement. You will walk away from Len's Critique feeling refreshed, vitalised and with a new sense of direction. The session is run at Len's studio at Leura in the Blue Mountains. Alternatively, for an extra fee it can be easily conducted in Sydney or at your own place.

Len's Workshop is about understanding how your camera works, how to control it and get the pictures out of it you desire. The workshop is currently run bi-monthly in the Blue Mountains. You will learn all about your camera in this two day workshop. Be pampered with good food, fantastic shooting locations, and develop your understanding of the creative process. Digital and film users are welcome and will benefit from the tuition. A good place to start your learning journey.

The Creative Lens weekend workshop will inspire, develop and expand your creative practice. Students of all levels and experience, from professionals to beginners are welcome. The workshop aims to teach you how to think creatively. To think and create photographs like an artist. This weekend is a wonderful opportunity to explore the work and practices of other photographic artists, and your own creative process. Not only will you explore the creative process, you will get to explore the local environment in a series of photographic shoots timed around light. This workshop includes developing projects and thematic methods of producing art.

Would you like specialist individual tuition? Would you like to corner an expert? Do you have specific learning requirements? Would you like your own personal mentor?

Develop your photographic skills at your own pace. Ask your own questions. Try different cameras, formats and films. Experiment. Be taken on a location shoot. Develop your own films or process your digital raw images. 

Finding a photographic mentor you can learn from is an important step in understanding ones own work. Many great photographers list in their biographies the master photographers they have worked with, under and those who mentored them. Great photographers often have a number of mentors throughout their careers.