Julian Elliott Photography Opiniones 

In short words, it was amazing. Had a great week with Julian in Italy. As in a small group, Julian took care to consider everyone's needs and took us to many well-known and secret spots. Even when the weather was bad Julian was able to find alternative plans. Everyone went home with a memory card full of photos. Will definitely have another try next time!

Uzbekistan with Julian was an exciting and exotic journey. A key aim (for me) was to learn more about this architecture and landscape photography - Julian was very generous with his knowledge, and I learned a lot about how to use a tilt shift lens - and about being precise is setting up my shots.

Julian, with the local guides, managed to get us to some great vantage points, away from the usual tourist spots, which was wonderful.

Our local guides were brilliant and made history come alive with their detailed narrations at each of the beautiful cities we visited.

Being an inaugural trip, there were some logistical issues; we had provided our feedback at the end of the trip, and I am sure Julian will iron these issues out before the next tour.

All in all a very good trip, to a beautiful and culturally rich part of the world.

A photo tour to the Dolomites was a bucket list item for me and this tour fully met my expectations. Julian took us to as many of the top spots that we could fit into a week, while being flexible to adjust for the weather and light. His knowledge of photography is excellent. I appreciated the small group size and the attention he gave to each of us. Julian is a great guy who truly went above and beyond to make sure we got the shot!

I joined Julian on a one-week photography tour in the Dolomites, Italy, and it was incredible. We visited both secret and well-known spots, and our safety was also taken very seriously. Julian was really helpful, guiding me in photography and ensuring we all felt comfortable. Our daily schedule was discussed with us in detail, and we were even able to visit Seceda, a spot not originally in the plan but one I had always wished to go to.

It was a memorable tour with excellent planning, and thanks to Julian, lots of beautiful images were captured :)

If you love history, architecture and landscapes, Uzbekistan is the place to visit. Once on the crossroads of the Great Silk Road it is such a historically and culturally rich country.

There were two of us on Julian Elliot Photography’s inaugural Uzbekistan photo tour. Julian is a superb architecture and landscape photographer who was happy to share his knowledge and experience. He had scouted and made possible for us to get access to buildings for wonderful vantage points for our photography. The photography aspect of the trip was perfectly counter-balanced by our local guides, who regaled us with interesting historical facts and stories.

As it was an inaugural trip, not everything went according to plan. I am sure Julian will take the feedback we provided directly to improve future trips. On the whole it was an enjoyable and memorable experience.

Julian is an excellent photo tour guide. He bends over backwards to offer assistance to clients as needed and requested and takes clients to known and less well know photo locations. Highly recommended!

Great trip with Julian to Glencoe in January. Although the weather was doing it’s best to thwart any photography Julian could not have done more to find us locations out of the gale force winds and rain.
Always on hand to offer advice on camera settings and composition. A great trip with great company.

Nobody has ever said that winter landscape photography is anything other than challenging but this is not to say it can also be enjoyable and very rewarding.

My trip to Glen Coe (January 2023) with Julian ticked all of these boxes.

I think it is fair to say that the weather was appalling, constant rain, low cloud, snow limited to the peaks , no sunrises and meagre sunsets. For all that, Julian’s knowledge and understanding of the area, introduced us to some stunning locations where he was able to offer guidance on composition, lighting and other techniques to get the best out of the varied locations.

Despite (or perhaps because of) the hardships, our group bonded well with each happy to share experiences and opportunities.

So, thank you Julian, it was a difficult week photographically but for all that I did get some dramatic images and made some new friends.