Tell Better Wildlife Stories.

Wildlife photography workshops, field spots & a free guide to lift your craft

FeatherFrame is your UK wildlife photography hub — book 1:1 workshops, explore the Wild Spots reserve map, and grab a free field guide to help your images carry meaning, not just detail

Practical wildlife photography coaching for people who want their images to say something.

Start simple (£100 Beginner), get decisive in Lightroom (£200 1:1), or step into the field for behaviour, timing, and story-built sequences.

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Wild Spots is a curated directory of wildlife-rich reserves — built for photographers.

Use it to find locations near you, understand what to expect seasonally, and arrive with a plan instead of hope.

Free to use. 70+ reserves across Surrey and London. Practical access info. Built to be returned to.

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About Featherframe

Featherframe is built around one idea: the best wildlife photos don’t just show what happened — they make someone feel it.

We teach a practical, repeatable way to see behaviour, build sequences, and edit with intention — so your images carry story, not just detail. Whether you’re capturing the grace of birds in flight or the quiet beauty of nature’s small moments, our wildlife photography workshops offer the guidance and inspiration you need to elevate your craft.

If you want a clear starting point, begin with the £100 Starter Session — it’s designed to get you out of auto and into deliberate storytelling fast.

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Master Wildlife Storytelling

Not ready to book yet? Start with the free guide.

You’ll get practical narrative principles, field tips, and occasional workshop updates — not daily spam.

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Stories from past learners

  • Penny - Equine Photographer

    I found the tutorial very useful. It was exactly the level I should start at.

  • Susan - Wildlife Enthusiast

    I discovered how to tell a story through my photography.

  • Gonzalo - Events Photographer

    I learned how going lower to eye level creates impact.

  • Maria - Hobby Photographer, Retired

    I now think about composing shots with subject direction in mind.

  • John - Wildlife Enthusiast

    Great insight into the best spots around the reserve!

  • Robbie - Amateur Wildlife Photographer

    It helped me develop narrative in wildlife photography.

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