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Award winning landscape photographer in East Anglia

 Justin Minns – Award-Winning Landscape Photographer in East Anglia

 

I’m Justin Minns, an award-winning professional landscape photographer specialising in atmospheric images of East Anglia and beyond. My work has been commissioned by prestigious clients including the National Trust, the British Museum, and English Heritage, and features landscapes from across the UK and around the world.

As an experienced photography tutor, I run a wide range of landscape photography workshops in Suffolk, Norfolk, and East Anglia, as well as photography tours across the UK and international destinations. Whether you’re looking to capture the beauty of the Norfolk Broads, the Suffolk coast, or iconic landscapes abroad, my workshops are designed to help photographers of all levels improve their skills and creativity.

 

Atmospheric photography

Commission an award-winning Landscape Photographer

I create atmospheric images that bring locations and stories to life. From editorial features to heritage projects, my photography has been commissioned by organisations including the National Trust. Based in East Anglia but working across the UK and internationally, I offer professional commissions tailored to your project’s needs.

Inspiring workshops

Learn with photography workshops across East Anglia and worldwide

Whether it be Norfolk or Namibia, all of my workshops offer expert tuition to small groups and are carefully planned to ensure we are always in the right place at the right time to catch the best light and conditions and never far from a café in case coffee and cake is called for!

In-depth books

Plan your next photo adventure with a photography guidebook

Discover all the best landscape photography locations in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex with one of my photo location and visitor guidebooks. Full of practical advice and expert tips for capturing great images.

 
 
 
 

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Back home from a 4 day workshop photographing the heather in the Peak District... unfortunately we had four rather dull days, weather wise at least, thanks to the great group of photographers on the workshop and the great hospitality at The @ploughin
Happisburgh lighthouse on a flowing sea of barley. The effect was achieved by using a @leefilters 'Little Stopper' (6 stop ND) filter to slow the shutter speed to around 1 second blurring the barley as it swayed in the wind. #landscapephotography #
It's too hot for pond digging today so I've started editing images from my workshops in Madeira last December. One of the things I love about Madeira is the high viewpoints - being able to look down on the landscape of villages and terraced fields a
A few quick images from this week's Saltmarsh & Sea Lavender workshops on the Norfolk coast... which one is your favourite?
My first two 'Piers & Lighthouses' workshops this week both ended with a bang at Cromer Pier... tonight is the third and final one, let's hope our luck in Norfolk continues! @LEEfilters / @integral / @f-stop #eastanglia #norfolk #visitnorfolk #
First image from a very hot recce trip to Provence for lavender season. It's a total sensory experience, the sight and smell of the endless rows of purple is incredible, not to mention the hum of the buzzing bees.
Last week I had a talk down at Tonbridge Camera Club in Kent so we decided to make a day of it and spend some time exploring with the infrared cameras... here are a couple of faves... Thanks to everyone at Tonbridge CC for such a warm welcome!
The forecast looked fairly promising for a misty start so I made a last minute decision to go out for sunrise this morning. Driving to my destination, I saw virtually no mist anywhere so I had very low expectations when I arrived at the meadows below
A busy (and mixed) day of photography yesterday... We started with a 3am alarm call to go to Ely for sunrise (a good one thankfully!) then after a nap, a trip to Bury St Edmunds for the opening of the excellent EAF exhibition (and catch up with a few
It's hard to resist a yellow field... I drove past this one a week or two ago and this evening I finally found time to go back with the camera. Quite often what looks good driving past in the car doesn't turn out to be as good when you actually sto