Photographer & lecturer based in beautiful Northumberland.
Live in each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influence of the earth. —Henry David Thoreau
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Photography Tuition
Learn to control your camera so you can get the results you want:
Learn to edit and enhance your images finalising the vision you had for your subject by building on the work started in camera. Explore creative ways to developing your own style of digital art.
Whether you merely look to clean and brighten your images or you'd like to try your hand at developing an artist style, we can help.
We go beyond the technical: learn the soft skills and background information that will support you becoming a more satisfied photographer. Take inspiration from the work of other photographers, find tips to get started and help to stay on track.
Our membership site is now online - to celebrate the launch, for a limited time, registration is free.
Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow. - Anthony J. D'Angelo |
Who we are...
White Oak Studios is run by Christine with help from her husband Ian. They live in beautiful Northumberland with their dog Lexi. Chris has nearly 2 decades of experience shooting commercially and a passion for the artist side of the genre culminating in the completion of a masters in Photography Visual Communication.
What people think...
We are rated 5/5 on Google.
Here are just some reviews from our learners:
"Having achieved my NCFE level 2 photography with Chris as the tutor, I was very struck with her relaxed teaching methods. She led the class with skill, patience and understanding, guiding her students and allowing them to achieve the skills and experience needed to further their own personal goals at the same time as reaching a level of competence." |
“I do want to thank you so very much for your course delivery, your teaching material was very clear and your demonstrations were so easy to follow… I am so very grateful to have been involved in your course and to now have new things to learn into the future.“ |