Our Tunstead Milton Gallery

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The Dave Butcher gallery has recently been refitted and extended to better show off our range of fine art hand-printed silver gelatine photographs.

More floor and wall space plus upgraded lighting allow you to see the work in its full glory, and in a range of mounts and frames. As well as the main gallery pictured above there are also two additional display areas. We are now able to exhibit over 140 framed photographs and 500 mounted original prints.

You can also buy the Lake Light, Peak Light and High Light books, posters of Dave's most popular images, or meet Dave and Jan to discuss our range of landscape photography courses and darkroom workshops.

As the darkrooms are also located here, you might also see some original work in progress.

Sales

We accept most types of payment and have a chip and pin card terminal on-site so most types of credit and debit card are accepted.

Opening hours

We open by appointment. Just contact us to arrange a convenient time.

Where to find us

Road Directions 

• From CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH follow the B5470 through the town centre in the direction of Whaley Bridge. Pass the Hanging Gate pub on the left and a reservoir on the left. After 200 yards Look for a stone bungalow with a slate roof. You will see my workshop / studio with double french doors in front of you as you pull onto the tarmac drive. Park off the main road in front of the house. 
• From WHALEY BRIDGE take the B5470 to Chapel-en-le-Frith and after 1 mile you will see small industrial units on the right hand side. We are 200 yards beyond this on the left. Look for a stone bungalow with a slate roof. You will see my workshop / studio with double french doors in front of you as you pull onto the tarmac drive. Park off the main road in front of the house.

Arriving by Train

The closest station to Briarwood is Whaley Bridge. This is in the centre of the village and within easy reach of several B&Bs and guest houses. It is on the Manchester Piccadilly to Buxton line and the journey time is about 40 minutes. It is not possible, at the time of writing, to arrive by train on a Sunday morning, the first train arrives too late for my courses. We can collect you from the station or your local accommodation.