Join award-winning photographer Thomas Lamont, known as The Kilted Photographer, for a unique photography workshop inside one of Scotland’s most historically significant churches.
Held within the beautiful Church of the Holy Rude, this workshop combines photography tuition with a fascinating insight into the church’s place in Scottish history. Participants will have the opportunity to photograph the church’s remarkable interior and surrounding historic setting while learning practical techniques to improve their photography.
 
Built in the 15th century and closely connected to the nearby Stirling Castle, the church is perhaps most famous as the coronation site of James VI of Scotland in 1567. Its Gothic architecture, stained glass, and centuries-old stonework provide a spectacular environment for photography. This relaxed and welcoming workshop is suitable for all experience levels, whether you are just beginning your photography journey or looking to refine your existing skills.
 
What You’ll Learn:
Practical camera setup for photography
Working with light, exposure, and composition
Improving sharpness, scale, and visual impact
A clean, professional post-processing workflow
 
Subjects & Landmarks to Photograph
Interior
The Nave and Gothic stonework
Stained glass windows
The medieval timber oak beam roof
The Chapel
The Organ
Exterior
Historic musket ball marks in the stonework
The Bell Tower
The Old Town Kirkyard and surrounding historic landscape
 
Additional Information
Participants should bring their own camera, although smartphones are also welcome.
A tripod can be useful, particularly for interior photography, but it is not essential. A short break will be included during the workshop for coffee and cakes, providing time to chat, review images, and discuss techniques in a relaxed setting.

Meeting location and arrival times will be emailed out shortly after booking has been made.