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Dorset is a county in the southwest of England and lies on the coast of the English Channel. In this region you will experience the best of both worlds, because Dorset is not only known for impressive coastal landscapes on the Jurassic Coast and beautiful sandy beaches, but also for unspoilt rural areas with mysterious forests. The region is a fantastic playground for landscape photography. The varied coastal landscape is characterised by chalk cliffs and spectacular limestone cliffs and is one of the most beautiful in the UK.
As usual, we count on local know-how on this Dorset photo tour. You will be travelling with renowned British professional landscape photographer Jack Lodge. Jack grew up in Dorset and will take you to the best and most beautiful photo spots of his homeland. He will adjust the guiding by the level of knowledge of the participants and will be happy to give helpful and creative tips for photography.
Spring is one of the most beautiful seasons to visit the south of England. In April, the beauty of Dorset is almost all yours. Nature awakens, the trees sprout, the birds chirp and the young lambs leap across the endless green pastures. In the woods of Dorset, the bluebell season is beginning and purple carpets of blossom provides a stunning colour spectacle.
Join us in Dorset with your camera and take home the magical beauty of this British region in dreamlike images.
CHF 3’490.- | Price per person sharing (double occupancy) |
CHF 3’890.- | Price per person in a single room |
My photo trip to Dorset was a real feast for the senses! Between majestic coastlines and idyllic landscapes, we discovered a world of beauty. The bluebells and wild garlic were in full bloom and provided a magical backdrop for some great shots. Jenny and Jack guided us through this picturesque landscape with their unrivalled expertise and passion. Thank you Amazing Views for an unforgettable trip full of magical moments, blooming bluebells and delicious afternoon tea! Hope to see you again soon.
The trip to Dorset clearly exceeded my expectations. It goes without saying that a bit of luck was involved. A good mix of spots on the coast and inland and then, for me, the bluebells in the woods were an absolute stroke of luck. Good spots, nice new acquaintances, good food and a lot learnt. What more could you want? Gladly again.
In the early hours of the morning, when foxes, deer and hares felt safe in the middle of the road, the Amazing Views photo group challenged them for the ‘field’. On the way to the sunrise, to marvellous stretches of coast and beach, to the lighthouse and pier and to real carpets of bluebells. The delicate spring greenery competed with the bluebells and wild garlic to the delight of our eyes. A wonderfully varied week of photography, which I can only recommend, lies behind me. Jenny and Jack could not have provided us with better support and photography. Jenny was always there to help with technical problems and give suggestions, Jack was a tireless motivator and counsellor.
