Discover York’s nighttime beauty through your camera lens on this guided Night Photo Walk. Led by a professional, you'll learn to capture stunning images of historic sites under the stars.
All Ages • 2 Hours • A Night Photo Walk
Embark on a captivating Night Photo Walk through York, starting at Clifford’s Tower and exploring iconic sites like the Shambles and Lendal Bridge. Led by a professional photographer, you'll enhance your skills in composition, lighting, and creativity while enjoying the city's nighttime beauty in a small, supportive group.
2 Hour
Night Photo Walk
Our route around the city.
We start at Clifford’s Tower, and then onto York Castle Museum, then we walk to Ouse Bridge, then along Parliament street and into The Shambles Market, and onto The Shambles Itself which is great at night time. We will then head over to Lendal bridge. Then make our way to St Helens Square where we finish. Taking in all the beauty of the night time in York.
On these walks you will:
I am an experienced professional photographer and tutor and am used to working with all ages and groups of various sizes. I hold an enhanced DBS certificate.
On my walks the numbers are restricted to small groups so that I can accommodate everyone’s needs and questions along the way. Family groups welcome.
Book early to secure your place.
Please arrive 10 minutes before the activity. Please remember suitable clothing, comfy shoes and a drink.
Bring a portable tripod to stabilize your camera during long exposures.
Lower ISO to reduce noise; higher ISO for low light situations.
Arrive early at key sites to find the best framing options.
Capture images in RAW for maximum post-processing flexibility.
York has been a hub of northern trading since Roman times, and its architecture tells stories of centuries of history.
Participants are encouraged to minimize light pollution and respect local heritage sites during the walk.
Necessary for adjusting settings like shutter speed, aperture, and ISO for night shots.
Stabilizes your camera during long exposures to produce clear, sharp images.
Helps avoid camera shake during long exposures.
Keeps you comfortable during outdoor shooting in cold weather.
winter specific