Loch Lomond Photography Courses

£75.00

Next Course: Saturday 25th April 2026: 9.30 am-12 pm

Join professional photographer Paul Saunders for a 2.5-hour hands-on course at Balmaha, Loch Lomond. In a small group of no more than six people, you’ll learn practical camera settings and techniques that will help you take control of your photography and capture better images, whatever your level of experience.

Courses take place outdoors in one of Scotland’s most scenic locations, making the learning experience both enjoyable and inspiring. Tickets are £75 per person.

If you’re interested but can’t make this date, simply email paul@paulsaunders.co.uk to be the first to hear about future courses. Personalised PDF vouchers are available fif buying this course as a gift. Private courses available on request.

Next Course: Saturday 25th April 2026: 9.30 am-12 pm

Join professional photographer Paul Saunders for a 2.5-hour hands-on course at Balmaha, Loch Lomond. In a small group of no more than six people, you’ll learn practical camera settings and techniques that will help you take control of your photography and capture better images, whatever your level of experience.

Courses take place outdoors in one of Scotland’s most scenic locations, making the learning experience both enjoyable and inspiring. Tickets are £75 per person.

If you’re interested but can’t make this date, simply email paul@paulsaunders.co.uk to be the first to hear about future courses. Personalised PDF vouchers are available fif buying this course as a gift. Private courses available on request.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT'S COVERED IN THE COURSE?

The course covers focusing, aperture, manual settings, lenses and general camera settings. Also, compositions and tips on subjects such as photographing people, landscapes and still life. 

Which CAMERA IS BEST FOR THE COURSE? 

A DSLR or mirrorless camera with a changeable lens works best. 

WHAT LEVEL IS THE COURSE AIMED AT?

The course is tailored carefully for all participants, from beginners to almost professionals.

IS THE WALKING STRENUOUS?

Just like the content, we carefully match the different route options to suit the people on the course. 

WHAT IF IT RAINS?

If the weather is too bad, we will rearrange, and we can discuss any reserve options at the time of booking.

WHAT FACILITIES ARE THERE?

In Balmaha, there is The Oak Tree Inn, ideal for overnight accommodation, and it also has a Village Shop, Coffee Shop and Restaurant. There are toilets in the Inn and at the National Park Visitor Centre. There is (paid) parking in Balmaha.

IS THERE ANY FOLLOW-UP AFTER THE COURSE?

Yes, you can feel free to contact me and ask questions or send over any examples of your photography for Paul to review.  

Recent Testimonials

“I have been using cameras for years, but I’ve always been frustrated by my inability to get the most out of the large array of functions on the camera. I have constantly taken photos on auto mode. A friend bought me a photography lesson with Paul for my birthday, and hey presto, I can now start using my camera in full manual mode without fear. Paul was informative, patient and above all, knowledgeable, and I would highly recommend his course to anyone else who wants to learn how to get the most from their camera.”

— Roger Milligan

“Had a brilliant morning in Loch Lomond, the location and the weather were both stunning. Paul gave out a lot of knowledge in a way that works, and I can already see an improvement in my photography, and I am more confident in my approach to composition. Highly recommend and look forward to another training day in the future to build on what I learned today.”

— Soraya Prebble

Here are some photographs featuring course attendees.