‘‘The camera is a bridge that connects two worlds.
Not only does it capture what it sees in the external world that is so familiar to us all, but it reflects, at the same time, the inner world of the artist; one that is completely unique and so often unknown and unseen, even by the artist’s eyes at times.’’
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Revolutionary Group Photography Workshops, 1:1 Tuition & Mentoring for Self-Expressive Landscape & Nature Photographers
Learn to make landscape photographs with meaning and create art instead of ‘‘capturing’’ soulless photographs through a range of transformative learning experiences with Brad Carr
Through one-to-one tuition, group workshops, creative retreats, and mentoring programmes, I work with photographers at every stage of the creative journey: from those picking up a camera for the first time to enthusiasts and early professionals looking to uncover their vision, unearth their deeper artistic voice, and prepare for an exhibition or develop a book project.
Whether you want to build a solid technical foundation, learn to ‘see’ again with depth, clarity, and intention, or create a body of work that truly means something to you, fit and ready for the gallery wall, I’ll meet you exactly where you are, listen deeply, and guide you to find the answers to your own questions.
Let’s take the next step on your creative journey together.
Group Landscape Photography Workshops
Learn the practical skills necessary to create self-expressive photographs
and advance your creative thinking whilst immersed in the landscape.
Landscape Photography Galleries
Explore the fine art landscape photography featured in leading magazines
such as On Landscape, Outdoor Photography, and Nature Vision.
One-to-One and Group Mentoring
Refine your artistic vision and unearth your creative voice in a safe and
supportive environment through one of Brad’s mentoring programmes.
Books & Publications
Be inspired and support Brad’s creative mission by purchasing one of his
photobooks or zines.
Not sure where to start? Start a conversation and find out what’s right for you.
The Possibilities Are Endless When You Invest in Yourself and Your Photography
‘‘In May 2025, I was honoured to launch my solo exhibition in Plas Glyn y Weddw, the oldest gallery here in Wales. The exhibition showcased seven years of creative work to an estimated 20,000 people over seven weeks.
My journey began with a borrowed camera, curiosity, and a willingness to learn. Now, I’m looking forward to helping other photographers, wherever they are on their journey, develop the skills, confidence, and creative vision to achieve their own ambitions, whatever those might look like.’’
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Testimonials
‘‘His energy, passion, and enthusiasm, will, if you let it, propel you forward on a journey of self-discovery.’’
— Dean M.
‘‘I found it so refreshing how Brad really listened to our contributions and skilfully wove them into his responses’’
— Melaine C.
‘‘Brad’s tuition has given me the confidence to use my camera to take the style of photos that I have always wanted to.’’
— Heidi R.
‘‘Brad’s patience, kindness, and skill put me at ease straight away. I loved the encouragement to be present in nature.’’
— Elaine C.
‘‘His style of teaching is that of a coach who wants to help you get the best out of your own vision and art.’’
— Ian P.
‘‘A workshop with a difference. I was hoping the day would lift my images to the next level, and I achieved that.’’
— Tim J.
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Get Inspired for Free by Reading My Acclaimed Creative Essays
Learn More About Me: Podcasts & Documentaries
Documentary: The Art of Storytelling
In August 2024, Murray Livingston and I embarked on a multi-day adventure in and around mid-Wales. The result was this emotionally rich documentary filmed and produced by Murray.
Podcast: Why Every Man Needs a Creative Outlet
In 2024, I sat down for a conversation with James Ainsworth, host of the Man: A Quest to Find Meaning podcast, to talk about the importance of creativity in the journey towards masculinity.
Podcast: Turning Trauma into Breathtaking Art
In August 2024, I made an appearance on Matt Payne’s legendary F-Stop, Collaborate and Listen podcast for a conversation about my life and journey into landscape photography.
Podcast: A Borrowed Camera Brings New Life
In August 2025, I sat down for a conversation with Neale James, host of the brilliant The Photowalk podcast, to share my story of hope, healing, and transformation through the lens of my camera.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Brad Carr is a professional landscape photographer, Nature writer, creative mentor, and speaker from Mid Wales. His photographs and creative essays have featured in leading international publications including On Landscape and Outdoor Photography magazines, and his debut Finding Light exhibition was viewed by an estimated 20,000 people in Plas Glyn-y-weddw gallery. He teaches photography through one-to-one tuition, group workshops, creative retreats, and long-term mentoring programmes.
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Brad offers a range of learning experiences to suit different needs and levels. These include one-to-one tuition sessions (from introductory two-hour sessions to full-day and multi-day programmes), group workshops in the Welsh landscape, long-term mentoring programmes, portfolio reviews, and creative retreats. He also offers photography commissions for purpose-driven business owners & brands, public speaking, and publications.
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Yes. Brad works with photographers at every level, from absolute beginners learning to use their camera for the first time through to experienced practitioners refining their artistic voice. Every session is tailored to your individual needs and starting point. The best way to find out if it’s right for you is to book a FREE Introductory Advice Call.
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Brad is based in Mid Wales and offers in-person tuition and workshops throughout Wales, with a particular focus on the mountains and woodlands of Eryri (Snowdonia) and the Severn Valley in Mid Wales. He also offers online mentoring and portfolio reviews via Zoom, making his teaching accessible to photographers across the UK and internationally.
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Brad’s teaching goes beyond technical instruction. While he’ll absolutely help you understand your camera, composition, and light, his real strength lies in helping you develop your own way of seeing. He uses a coaching approach built on curiosity and conversation, asking questions that help you think more deeply about why you photograph and what you’re drawn to. Many of his clients describe the experience as the most rewarding photography learning they’ve ever had.
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Each session is completely bespoke. Before you meet, Brad will take time to understand your current level, your goals, and what you’d like to work on. In-field sessions combine hands-on photography with thoughtful conversation about how you approach your craft. You’ll leave with practical skills, fresh ideas, and a renewed sense of enthusiasm for your photography.
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The simplest way is to book a Free Introductory Advice Call. Brad will listen to where you are on your journey, what you’re hoping to achieve, and recommend the best option for you — whether that’s a single tuition session, a group workshop, or something longer-term. There’s absolutely no obligation.
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Absolutely. Brad's own experience of feeling completely lost, helpless, and alone during a dark period of life informs his empathetic approach to mentoring and coaching. He specialises in helping soul-searching creatives find their way, discover deeper purpose, make more meaning in their work and life, gain clarity, overcome procrastination, and build confidence to pursue their artistic vision authentically.
Book an Introductory Advice Call to Learn More.
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Yes. Brad’s photographs and writing have featured in leading international publications including On Landscape and Outdoor Photography magazines. He has been a ‘Featured Photographer’ in two of the world’s most reputable landscape photography magazines and is recognised as one of the UK’s leading landscape photographers.