Who is Mentoring For?
Mentoring is designed for photographers who want clarity, direction and steady growth — whether you're learning the basics, refining your creative style, or navigating the professional world.
I’m new to photography
You want confidence, clarity, and help understanding the fundamentals.
I’m an enthusiast
You’re comfortable with your camera but need guidance, critique and direction to move forward.
I’m a professional
You want refined eyes on your work, honest feedback, and support developing your long-term creative or business direction.
Choose Your Plan
1
6 month Mentoring Plan
Our Most popular
£99/mnth for 6 months
6x1-hour sessions (1/mnth)
Total £594 Or £550 Upfront
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Perfect for: Photographers who want consistent Growth, accountability & Momentum
2
12-month Mentoring Plan
55/month for 12 months
6x1-hour sessions (Every ~ 2 months)
Total £660
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Perfect for: Hobbyists or those who need a relaxed pace while working toward long term improvement.
3
Single Mentoring Session
£125 / 1 hour
1:1 with No commitments
Ideal for one-off challenges, specific questions, or trying mentoring before committing.
Working With James Brings...
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20+ Years Experience
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Known For Clarity, direction and practical insights
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Support for beginners to professionals
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Real, honest, constructive critique
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​Encouragement balanced with challenge
Mentoring At A Glimpse...
01.
One Hour Private Mentoring Sessions
- Direction tailored to your goals
- Honest Constructive Critique
- Creative & Technical Support
02.
Goal Setting & Progress Reviews
- Guidance on style
- Workflow Guidance
- Professional Development
03.
Scheduled Bookings
Scheduled Appointments
10% Course Discount
Access To Optional Add Ons
1 hr
125 British pounds
More Ways To Grow
Mentoring is part of a bigger picture.
Workshops
Joining an in person workshop or your own in person 1:1 is interactive & hands on practice
Portfolio reviews
A checkpoint in your journey - to keep you on track
Online Courses
Strengthen fundamentals or explore new skills at your own pace.
