Cymon Taylor Photographer

24/04/2026

📸 A quick update…

All my photography workshops are now based here:

👉 Cymon Taylor Tuscany Photography Workshops

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This allows me to focus fully on Tuscany, the locations I love, and the kind of work I enjoy sharing in depth.

I’ll still share occasional photography here, but for workshops, dates, and experiences in Tuscany — please follow the new page.

— Cymon

22/04/2026

AUTUMN PHOTOGRAPHY RETREAT in LUCIGNANO, AR, TUSCANY.

Currently finalising plans and a date, with a focus on providing a balanced photography and health experience for both the body and the mind. Full information will be available soon.

Mornings are leisurely and can include horseback riding, e-bike excursions through the Tuscan countryside, thermal spa visits in Rapolano, cookery and wine tastings, massage, and yoga.

Later in the day, we concentrate on photography—working with light, people, the landscape, and storytelling in real-world settings. We also look into self-portraiture and a more thoughtful, personal approach to photography.

I take the same approach as my 1:1 mentorship throughout the year: keeping things personal, practical, and unhurried, with lots of individual attention (max eight).

https://cymontaylor.com/photography-workshops/





https://cymontaylor.com/contact-cymon/

03/04/2026

MMXXVI VI II
📍Lucignano, Tuscany

Luna Rosa… ah.....No moon.
Just an exceptional cloud cover rolling through the Val d’Orcia sky. Moments like this don’t arrive on schedule; they're read, anticipated… waited for. This is the kind of light I work with during my one-to-one mentoring sessions here in Tuscany —
not just how to photograph it, but how to *see it coming*.

Or not. Sometimes. 🙃

Private mentoring from £350 per day

Hope you enjoy the commentary



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31/03/2026

Podere Belvedere — Val d’Orcia, Tuscany

The light in Tuscany during March can be extraordinary.
When it meets low-lying fog, it creates a soft luminosity that reminds me of light reflected through large city windows.

Moments like this are why I return to the Val d’Orcia again and again.

“Color is descriptive. Black and white is interpretive.” — Elliott Erwitt

📍 San Quirico d’Orcia
© Cymon Taylor

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Val d’Orcia Photography Workshop – Tuscany
6 days · Small group (max 4)
Prices from £1500
Spring & Autumn dates available

Private mentoring available year-round
https://cymontaylor.com/

03/10/2025

29/09/2025

📍Siena, Tuscany.
Provaccio III
Palio della Madonna Assunta