Explore and photograph the Holy Island of Lindisfarne on this 2026 Northumberland Landscape Photography Workshop delivered by two professional Northumberland landscape photographers.
Date 8th February 2026
Time 10am - 4pm
Max. group size 8 participants
Cost £95 per person
The Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a small but very atmospheric island off the north Northumberland coast. The island is connected to the mainland by a causeway, which is accessible only at low tide.
There is a lot to interest photographers on Holy Island. During the workshop we’ll explore the most photogenic sites on the island, which will include the harbour area with its iconic upturned boats, the beautiful ruins of Lindisfarne Priory and neighbouring St Mary’s Church, and Lindisfarne Castle perched high on its distinctive rocky outcrop.
Useful information
This workshop is suitable for photographers of all levels of experience and ability, from absolute beginners to those with more experience. The group size is limited to eight to allow Jason and David to devote ample time throughout the day to every participant.
Bring with you the camera equipment (camera, lenses and filters) you already own and would normally take out for the day. A tripod will be useful, but don’t worry if you don’t have one: it's not essential and we may be able to lend you one for the workshop.
We will be walking over uneven and possibly icy ground throughout the day. It's likely to be very cold too. Be sure to wear warm and windproof clothing, and bring waterproofs just in case. You will also need sturdy and comfortable waterproof walking boots. There will be a reasonable amount of walking required during the day. Although Holy Island is relatively flat, a reasonable degree of fitness and mobility is recommended.
Meet Your Northumberland Photography Workshop Tutors...
Jason Friend
A Whitley Bay resident for over 20 years, Jason Friend is an award-winning professional photographer that specialises in landscape and travel photography. Jason’s photography career has spanned over two decades with many incredible highlights including publishing a best-selling book, working for iconic brands such as Microsoft and National Geographic, exhibiting at the renowned Joe Cornish Gallery, and being personally invited to photograph a member of the royal family.
David Taylor is an award-winning landscape and travel photographer, born and raised in Newcastle upon Tyne. His Northumberland landscape photos have been used by local businesses, councils and tourism organisations including the Northumberland National Park Authority. His photographic work has appeared in a number of national and regional magazines, and he has also written and contributed to more than forty books about photography and photographic techniques.
