Lillian Spibey Photography is expanding on previous successful photography tuition Italy trips. Lillie has again teamed up with close friend Charlie Mitford. Together, they are arranging the perfect photography holiday in Italy.
Click here for more info on our Tuscany holidayCharlie is an exceptionally accomplished bespoke event and holiday planner. Furthermore, she knows the area well, basing herself in the stunning area of Cortona for the past 15 years. The duo has used their enviable connections in the area to organise the ultimate photography holiday in Italy.
The five-day retreat will give budding photographers the opportunity to learn new skills, capture beautiful landscapes. Furthermore, you’ll meet like-minded new friends in beautiful Tuscany. Each day will include a morning photography workshop with Lillie, covering composition and camera mechanics. Lillie will work with you to understand the settings of your camera and will teach you how to use it to create beautiful shots.
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You will spend afternoons exploring the stunning areas of Cortona, Perugia, and Umbria. All the while capturing and documenting the magnificent scenery, local lifestyles and even a medieval market and festival.
Cortona is one of the most beautiful and picturesque areas of in Italy. It is located in the mountains between the Valdichiana and Tevere valley in southern Tuscany. Ideal for photography tuition Italy because of the lush olive groves, spectacular vistas, ancient medieval hamlets and perfect lighting.
The area offers heart-stopping views over the Val di Chiana to Montepulciano, making it a must visit during any photography holiday in Italy. There are Etruscan origins that you can see in the original parts of Cortona’s city walls. These were built 2,000 years ago from hewn Pietra Serena stone blocks.
You can wander the medieval streets and discover the exquisite local trattorias, enjoy the famous Chianina steak and divine local Syrah wine.
Perugia, nestled in the heart of Italy, is not only renowned for its rich history and breathtaking landscapes but also for its vibrant creative scene. The city’s medieval streets, Renaissance architecture, and picturesque countryside provide a captivating backdrop for photographers seeking to capture the essence of Italian culture and heritage.
Photography in Perugia is a journey through time, where ancient stone walls coexist with modern cafes and bustling marketplaces. From the majestic Palazzo dei Priori to the tranquil banks of Lake Trasimeno, every corner of Perugia offers a new perspective waiting to be immortalized through the lens.
One of the most enchanting aspects of a Perugian photography holiday in italy is its ability to encapsulate the region’s unique atmosphere. Whether it’s the warm hues of sunset cascading over the rolling hills, an aperitife in the beautiful Caffe Sandri or the soft light filtering through narrow alleyways, photographers are continually inspired by the play of light and shadow in this timeless city.
Moreover, Perugia’s vibrant cultural scene provides endless opportunities for photographers to capture moments of celebration and introspection. From the lively festivities of the Umbria Jazz Festival to the solemn rituals of Holy Week, each event adds depth and meaning to the photographic narrative of Perugia.
In essence, photography in Perugia is more than just a visual art form; it is a means of preserving memories, documenting history, and celebrating the beauty of everyday life in this enchanting Italian city.
Lillie will cover various photography skills and tricks, while also spending time with each photographer individually to understand your specific photography interests and what you want to get from your photography holiday in Italy.
Confidence is key when it comes to photography, and once the practical composition and camera mechanics have been mastered this confidence will bloom. Lillie will cover how to take great shots through understanding camera exposure.
Every day will explore a new photographic subject, and you will learn how to use your camera settings to capture the various subjects. You will discover how aperture affects the field of focus. As well as this you’ll discover how to blur backgrounds for street portraits and how to effectively capture every little detail in the stunning Tuscan landscape.
