Just three years ago, my landscape photos were terrible.
And even though I haven’t upgraded any of my camera gear in a long time, my photos have gone from amateurish to award winning.
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The weird thing is…
Taking professional-level photos is actually pretty easy once you understand how.
I bought my first camera because I wanted an excuse to do more hill walking.
I figured — if I’m surrounded by all this beauty, I might as well capture it.
But every time I came home and looked through my photos, I felt that gut punch of disappointment.
The views that took my breath away on the mountain looked flat, dull, and lifeless on my screen.
So I did what most people do…
I bought a more expensive camera.
Then new lenses.
Then tripods, filters, accessories — the works.
But nothing changed.
My photos still looked amateur.
And I started thinking maybe I just didn’t have “the eye” for photography.
Maybe I wasn’t creative enough to take professional-quality photos I could actually be proud of.
It was at this point that I was ready to give up.
I had been following the wrong advice.
It turns out that most world-class landscape photographers are just terrible at teaching.
These long term pros spoke over my head. Their ramblings about the “art of photography” were full of jargon and their smugness didn't help either…
And then it hit me.
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I’d spent the past decade of my life building Salesman.com which is a consulting business where I take incredibly complex, multi-stakeholder business deals… and break them down into simple, step-by-step frameworks so that they get done.
So I asked myself:
“What if I could do the same for photography?”
Because in landscape photography, we actually have an advantage compared to other genres of photography:
Lakes, trees, and mountains don’t move very fast.
You have time to think before you shoot.
You have the time to follow a process.
So first I documented a simple step-by-step system for getting razor-sharp landscape photos and shared it on YouTube.
That video exploded with over 500,000 views.
Then I created another framework covering how to pick the perfect metering mode every time.
Almost a million amateur photographers like you watched these videos too.
I started to get featured on the worlds biggest photography blogs.
And I even won awards from international landscape photography competitions.
And something unexpected happened…
While I was using these brand new frameworks and tools, my own photography completely transformed.
I realised that if you have the right step-by-step process to follow, then creating professional level photos that you’d be proud to hang on your walls at home become inevitable.
And now, I want to teach you the exact frameworks and give you the exact ToolKit that took me from frustrated amateur to confident, award winning landscape photographer.
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Landscape Mastery is a 8-week, online live training program that is going to help you capture and edit the best landscape photos of your life.
All you have to do is follow along with the frameworks the pro's use to get professional level results.
You’ll get proven, step-by-step photography frameworks that remove the guesswork from every stage of the process.
These frameworks show you exactly how to:
Once a week, you’ll join me live as I break down one core pillar of landscape photography.
These sessions are practical, simple, and built for busy people who want results fast.
Every week, we meet again for an open Q&A session where you can bring:
This is where you get clarity on anything holding you back — and you never get stuck or left behind.
Think of this as your personal photography hotline — I’m here to make sure that you never feel stuck.
You’re not doing this alone. Inside the community, you’ll get direct, personalised support, including:
This isn’t some giant, impersonal Facebook group.
It’s a focused group of photographers on the same journey — and I’m in there every day giving personal guidance.
One of the biggest challenges of landscape photography is heading out to a location, the light doesn’t show up and the conditions are boring.
The rarely discussed skill of fieldcraft solves these issues.
The propriety Photography Explained ToolKit has made fieldcraft easy so that you can capture stunning photos and make the professionals look bad.
Find incredible landscape locations in a few clicks rather than decades of researching.
Build your private library of shoot locations.
Start turning up when the conditions actually work.
No more guessing. No more “it looked good on the drive over.”
Get a plain-English shoot briefing that tells you:
This is the difference between:
“I hope this pans out” and “I know exactly what I’m shooting today.”
Upload your images and instantly, professional level, structured feedback so you can rapidly improve your landscape photography.
You get:
This creates an instant feedback loop most photographers never get but desperately need.
Shoot → Review → Improve → Repeat
Edit your landscape photos in minutes rather than hours using the power of AI adaptive presets in Lightroom. One click will get you 80-90% of your edit completed.
The easy way to take razor sharp photos with perfect focus without spending more money on photography gear (learn how in just 20-minutes).
The simple, step-by-step process to find compositions that make your landscape photos look incredible (no matter where you are without wasting lots of time).
The simple editing framework that the professionals use to make their landscape photos pop and stand out.
I am completely confident that our frameworks and ToolKit will work for you. It’s already helped countless photographers just like you create wall worthy images they're proud of.
But I understand that it’s an investment and all investments carry risk. It’s only worth your money if it works for you.
So to make it an absolute no brainer for you, I’m going to personally shoulder ALL the risk.
That’s right – if it doesn’t work for you, you wont pay a penny!
Simply shoot me an email and I’ll refund you immediately.
This way, it’s a complete win-win. You either start creating professional level photos or you don’t pay AND you learned something new, essentially for free.
[you’ll even get to keep all of the training materials, simply as a way of saying thanks for giving me a shot!]
The 8-week program starts Monday 20th April. So be quick and apply as there are only very limited spaces in this cohort.
You get lifetime access to all of the call recordings, training materials and resources but you lose access to the weekly live classes and Q/A calls.
Talent isn’t required. The program gives you frameworks and checklists that remove guesswork, so you can consistently create strong images even if you don’t feel creative. Most students improve simply by following the steps.
Before each live call you can submit your questions. I then answer questions for everyone on the call and then answer any that were submitted. You then receive a copy of the video with your questions answered to watch.
Random tips don’t lead to progress. This program is structured, sequential, and focused on the real bottlenecks hobbyists face—composition, light, planning, and on-location decision-making. It’s a system, not scattered advice.
No. Most people plateau because of decisions and habits—not equipment. Everything you learn applies no matter what camera you own (even older models).
The training is designed to be simple and linear. You always know what to do next, and you can ask questions at any time through the Q&A area if something doesn’t click.
Yes. The frameworks work anywhere. You’ll learn how to find compositions, light, and atmosphere in local parks, hills, coastlines, or everyday locations—not just bucket-list spots.
The course sits perfectly between beginner tutorials and advanced technical workshops. You’ll learn the advanced fundamentals—the things most hobbyists never get taught but that unlock the biggest improvements.
No. Everything is explained in plain language with visual examples. You don’t need to be a tech person to follow along.
No pressure. You get lifetime access and all future updates. You can learn at your own pace and return whenever you need a refresher.
The frameworks are universal and adaptable. Whether you prefer mountains, coastlines, woodland, or cityscapes, the same principles apply—and you can submit questions anytime to get personalised clarification.
The classes are live and so once the cohort starts you won’t be able to sign up for at least another 8-weeks (probably longer as I’ll take a couple of months to recover… and go and do some of my own photography).
That means as soon as these spaces are gone, the doors will close.
The question is, do you want to wait, miss out on the training, and keep taking snapshots when you’re truly capable of capturing professional level landscape images?
Click the Apply Now button to get started.