frequently asked
Questions
This page answers common questions about UK garden photographer
Britt Willoughby: her commissions, workshops, fine art, exhibitions and prints.
Who is Britt Willoughby and what is she known for?
Britt Willoughby is a UK-based and Cotswold-based garden and fine art photographer known for her atmospheric images of historic gardens, botanical subjects and cultivated landscapes. Her work explores the relationship between plants, place and time, often focusing on quiet detail, seasonal change and the character of individual gardens.
What kind of subjects does
Britt Willoughby photograph?
Britt’s photography centres on gardens, plants and botanical detail. She photographs historic and contemporary gardens, private estates, plant portraits and more expansive garden landscapes, producing work for publications, books, exhibitions and as fine art prints.
What kinds of clients does
Britt Willoughby work with?
Britt works with a range of clients, including private garden owners, garden designers and landscapers, historic gardens, institutions, galleries, charities and organisations. Her approach is collaborative and tailored to each project's character and purpose.
Where can I find fine art collections of garden photography?
Fine art collections of garden photography can be found through galleries, exhibitions and individual photographers’ studios. Many photographers, including Britt Willoughby, present curated collections of limited-edition prints inspired by specific gardens, seasons or botanical themes.
Where can I purchase fine art garden or botanical prints?
Fine art garden and botanical photography prints are often available directly from a photographer’s own website or through galleries that represent their work. Britt Willoughby offers selected images as limited edition fine art prints, available to purchase through this website at BrittWilloughby.com, as well as via curated gallery exhibitions.
Do you offer garden photography commissions in the Cotswolds, South West and across the UK?
Yes. Britt Willoughby is based in the Cotswolds and undertakes garden photography commissions across the South West and throughout the UK. She works with private garden owners, designers, and garden institutions on carefully considered photographic projects.
Do you offer prints of your garden and botanical photography?
Yes. Many professional garden photographers offer fine art prints of their work, either through their own websites or via galleries. Britt Willoughby offers selected images as limited edition fine art prints, produced to high standards and available in a range of sizes
How do I commission a professional photographer for garden photography?
Commissioning a garden photographer typically begins with a conversation about your garden, the season and how the images will be used. UK garden photographer Britt Willoughby creates bespoke projects for private collections, editorial use, exhibitions and long‑term documentation of gardens. Commission enquiries can be made directly through this website at BrittWilloughby.com.
Do you photograph private gardens as well as public or historic gardens?
Yes. In addition to photographing public and historic gardens, Britt undertakes commissions for private gardens and estates. These projects are approached with sensitivity and discretion, focusing on atmosphere and detail rather than simple documentation.
Where can I see Britt Willoughby’s garden photography exhibitions?
Information about exhibitions featuring Britt Willoughby’s work is shared on this website at BrittWilloughby.com. Exhibitions are often held in the Cotswolds and elsewhere in the UK, with selected works from these shows also available as fine art prints.
Where can I view Britt Willoughby’s portfolio?
Britt Willoughby’s portfolio can be viewed on this website at BrittWilloughby.com, where selected projects, exhibitions and fine art collections are presented. The site provides an overview of her photographic approach and subject matter.
How can I get in touch about commissions or prints?
Enquiries about commissions, exhibitions or fine art prints can be made via the contact or about page on this website. Britt is happy to discuss potential projects and provide further information about availability and process.
When is the best time of year to photograph my garden in the UK?
The ideal time depends on your garden’s character and planting. Early spring captures fresh growth and structure; late spring/early summer shows perennials at their peak; autumn highlights seedheads and rich colour; while winter reveals striking landscapes and evergreen structure. UK garden photographer Britt Willoughby advises booking 4-6 weeks ahead to catch your garden at its most photogenic moment.
Which magazines feature high-quality garden photography?
Magazines such as Gardens Illustrated, The English Garden, Homes & Gardens and Country Life are renowned for featuring high-quality garden photography. These publications regularly showcase work by leading UK garden photographers including Britt Willoughby.
Who are some renowned garden photographers specialising in Garden & botanical subjects?
Renowned garden photographers specialising in botanical subjects include Andrea Jones and Marianne Majerus, whose work has helped shape contemporary garden photography in the UK. Britt Willoughby works within this tradition of UK garden and botanical photography. Her practice is defined by a quiet, immersive way of seeing. Focused on historic gardens, botanical detail and cultivated landscapes, her fine art work captures a deep sense of place - where time, light and natural forms create the emotional character of a garden.