Participants will meet in the foothills of the Carneddau mountains within Snowdonia National Park, surrounded by the dramatic landscapes that are home to the iconic Carneddau ponies.

The day will begin with a welcoming introduction from Kev outlining the plan for the session, key safety considerations, and essential fieldcraft techniques for respectfully approaching and photographing the ponies in their natural environment.

There will also be an opportunity for an equipment check and an informal Q&A covering camera settings, lens choices, and recommended techniques to help participants get the most from the experience.

Description text goes hereThe workshop will continue with a guided walk into the Carneddau mountains, taking in the breathtaking landscapes of Snowdonia National Park along the way.

Throughout the journey, Kev will share practical insights into reading the terrain, locating wildlife, and understanding how to work creatively with changing light conditions in the mountains.

Participants will experience their first encounters with the iconic Carneddau ponies in their natural environment, with guidance on capturing authentic behaviour, striking portraits, and environmental wildlife imagery that tells a wider story of place and atmosphere.

The session is designed to be highly personal, with individual tuition and tailored advice provided throughout the day to support each participant’s creative goals and technical development.

As the light evolves, there will be opportunities to photograph the ponies in a variety of settings and conditions, experimenting with composition, backlighting, movement, and storytelling techniques to create more powerful and immersive wildlife photographs.

The day will conclude with a gentle walk back through the landscapes of Snowdonia National Park, with further opportunities to photograph the surrounding scenery, natural textures, and any additional wildlife encountered along the route.

During the return journey, Kev will encourage participants to slow down creatively, exploring wider landscape compositions and smaller details that help build a stronger visual narrative.

The session will finish with a relaxed review of the day’s experiences, including practical advice on post-processing techniques, image selection, and preparing photographs for competitions, exhibitions, or publication.

Before departing, there will be time for a group photograph, final questions, and farewells following a memorable day in the mountains.

Following the workshop, participants will be invited to attend an exclusive online review session with Kev providing the opportunity to revisit the experience and continue their photographic development.

During the session, Kev will offer constructive feedback and professional critique on your strongest images from the day, helping you refine your editing, composition, storytelling, and overall image selection.

The review is designed to provide continued guidance beyond the field experience, ensuring participants leave not only with memorable photographs, but with a deeper understanding of their own creative direction and potential as wildlife photographers.