Classroom Courses
We can run training days at your workplace, but if you attend a course organised by us, it is likely to take place at one the campuses at Nottingham Trent University or The University of Nottingham.
Photography - Levels 1, 2 and the Phone Photography Course
These take place at The University of Nottingham’s main campus – Nightingale Hall or Derby Hall.
Nightingale Hall is close to the David Wilson Sports Village and East Midlands Conference Centre on the west side of the campus. You will be sent details and a map when you book.
Frank Barnes Room is at Derby Hall, Beeston Lane, University of Nottingham. A map will accompany your booking.
BY CAR
The campus is 2 miles to the west of Nottingham city centre, on the intersection of the A52 and A6005 (4 miles from Junction 25 of the M1) See link for directions.
BY BUS
Lines 35 & 36 using Derby Road towards Bramcote and Beeston – Orange lines are the frequent NCT services running from the city centre. Fares are £2 and buses stop outside the south entrance to the campus.
Specialist Itineraries
For our ‘How to’ and ‘Fabulous Photo Days’ courses – Locations vary depending on your itinerary – See below for details.
How to Shoot the Built Environment - Buildings and Landscaping
The University of Nottingham, University Park NG7 2RD, in Derby Hall which is situated in the centre of campus, please check when you book and emailed details will be sent with a map link.
How to Shoot Historic Buildings - A Country House & Gardens
Holme Pierrepont Hall, Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham, NG12 3AD
BY CAR
Holme Pierrepont is best approached by acr as its in a rural location near the River Trent, three miles south of Nottingham. Use the A52/A6011 and follow signs to the National Watersports centre.
https://www.holmepierreponthall.com/how-to-find-us.html
BY BUS
Buses from Nottingham City Centre towards Radcliffe or Bingham using the Trent Barton Xpress from Broadmarsh Bus Station which departs every 15 minutes Mon-Fri. If you telephone us beforehand we will come and collect individuals from the bus stop, please arrange when booking your course.
Historic Buildings - How to Shoot Historic Interiors
Bromley House Library as at the edge of the Old Market Square in the centre of Nottingham. We strongly advise making use of public transport for this day, as city centre carparking is now very expensive for a full day. The tram stops within 100 metres of the venue and park and ride sites are at Queens Drive for those entering the city from the south and west (A52, A453), or Phoenix Park for those leaving the M1 at Junction 26. For north and east directions, there is a tram park & ride on The Forest, on the A60, or a bus Park & ride at Colwick Racecourse A6011.
How to Shoot Architecture and Interiors - A Green Campus
How to Shoot Architecture and Interiors – A Green Campus is at Jubilee Conference Centre, Jubilee Campus, University of Nottingham, Triumph Road, Nottingham, NG7 2TU car parking available –
BY CAR
Parking for the day during the week is £7 on campus.
BY BUS
From Nottingham city centre, use the NCT orange line 34, 35, 35a, 35b, 36, 37. they all stop near Triumph Road. The single fare is £2. Use this service for buses to Jubilee Conference Centre, get off at Triumph Road (ask driver) and walk 300yds to venue.
How to Shoot Architecture and Interiors - A City Campus
The Newton Building, Nottingham Trent University, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
We strongly recommend using public transport when travelling to this venue. Nottingham’s fabulous tram network takes you high to the door of our building and is accessed from Park & Ride sites to the north, west and south of the city centre.
There are 7 park & ride sites across Nottingham, some use the bus network too – here’s the link to the NET and Park & Ride site. If you would like free parking for the day and are prepared for a 10 minute hilly walk to our course location, use The Forest Park & Ride site to leave your car free for the day, and just follow the tram tracks over the hill to The Newton Building.
There are of course car parks in the city of Nottingham, they all charge varying fees, here’s Parkopedia’s guide.
Urbex/Buildings at Risk at Elvaston Castle
Elvaston Castle in South East Derbyshire is in the village of Elvaston. Please do not use the directions found on the web which take you to the Country Park, as this will mean an extended walk with your kit across the parkland. You will be sent details on booking of how to access our specially arranged parking for the day.
If you need to use public transport, please see this link.
