Horizona is a website template for photography workshops: a quiet, white HTML5 template for a landscape photographer who runs small-group photo tours and workshops and sells fine-art prints. Photographs sit in wide white frames, headings run in light, wide-tracked capitals and the one accent is the colour of the golden hour. Underneath, it runs real tour and print logic: departures that roll on from the visitor’s own day with the places left on each, Guaranteed from four bookings and a waitlist when full. It also has a six-step booking with a deposit and the balance date. In addition, it has a tour estimator with single supplements and non-photographing partners, workshops whose meeting time comes from the sunrise, prints by size and finish with a wall preview to scale.

Finally, it has a basket with shipping by zone, a gear list that weighs the cabin bag, and the golden hour at every tour location, live. It ships with a light and a blue-hour dark theme and right-to-left support. It also has a currency switch and WebGL layers – snow drifting at the edges of the bands and a mountain ridge drawn as stacked profile lines in the footer.

Three Home Pages

• Home 01 – The Horizon: a framed photograph slider with the title set beneath it like a caption. Then come the light tonight at four tour locations, the photographers’ story, Stitched In The Field – five frames of one ridge slide, level and settle into one panorama as you scroll – the photo tours with their next departures. Next comes the workshops list with a photograph that follows the pointer. Finally, the page ends with a justified gallery, prints by size drawn to scale, travellers’ words and field notes.
• Home 02 – Workshops: two framed photographs side by side with numbered pages and a workshop finder. Then come the season’s workshops by type, Set, Check, Lock – beside each photograph the aperture, shutter, ISO and focal length roll in and lock on its own settings – levels and fitness. Finally, the page ends with the gear list with its cabin bag, the guides and questions.
• Home 03 – Photo Tours: a left-hand menu column beside a full-height slider. Then come every departure of the season with places left, The Sky Turns Round Polaris – star trails lengthen round the pole star as the section passes, the exposure counting to two hours – the tour estimator, the Namib tour day by day and the light today at every location.

Tour, Workshop & Print Pages

• Photo Tours: six tours with a finder by region, level, month, length and price. It also has the light today at every location.
• Two Tour Pages: Lofoten In Winter with the light on location, the departures, the facts, the days and the estimator. Namib Dunes & Night Skies gallery-first with a facts strip and the night skies.
• Departures & Booking: every departure month by month with places left. A six-step booking – tour, departure, travellers and rooms, extras, details, summary – with the deposit today and the balance date. Continue never blocks; only Confirm checks the details.
• Workshops: type tabs, month and level. It also has a calendar by date and a workshop page with its day, its dates and the meeting time from the sunrise.
• Prints: a print shop by series with a size to price at, a print page by size, finish and paper with the wall preview to scale. It also has the basket with shipping, a first-order code and VAT, checkout with an order number and saved prints.
• Gear List: the packing list by category with weights and seasons, adding up the cabin bag against the allowance.

Website Template for Photography Workshops: Inner Pages

Horizona includes Photo Tours, Lofoten In Winter, Namib Dunes & Night Skies and Departures. It also has Book A Tour, Before You Travel, Workshops, Workshop Details and Gear List. Then come Portfolio, two series pages, Print Shop, Print Details, Basket and Checkout. There are also Saved Prints, About, Guides, Guide Profile, Field Notes and Field Note Details. It also has FAQ with search, Contact (working PHP form and map) and My Account. Finally, there are Login, Register, Forgot Password, Coming Soon and 404 – thirty-three pages in total.

Website Template for Photography Workshops Features

• 33 HTML pages, 3 unique home page designs
• A light theme by default and a blue-hour dark theme on one switch, remembered between visits, with no flash on load
• Right-to-left stylesheets for every page and a flag language picker that turns any page around (Bootstrap RTL included)
• A currency switch (pounds, euros, dollars) that repaints every price on the page
• WebGL layers tinted by the theme colours: snow drifting at the band edges and a mountain ridge as stacked profile lines in the footer
• Real logic from one data block: rolling departures, places left, the quote with deposit and balance, workshops, prints by size and finish. It also has the basket totals and the gear list.
• The golden-hour clock: sunrise, sunset, golden and blue hour at every location in its own time, polar night and the midnight sun included
• A Level Up preloader, ND Grad reveals that slide a graduated filter off each photograph, soft-rise copy, an exposure-scale hover and three scroll moments that never pin the page
• Swiper sliders, Fancybox video popups and lightbox galleries
• prefers-reduced-motion support for accessibility
• CSS-variable design tokens for both themes
• Working PHP form handler with optional invisible reCAPTCHA v3
• Font Awesome Free loaded locally, plus line icons in two inks
• Fully responsive with a desktop-first breakpoint system and wide-screen layouts
• W3C valid, zero console errors
• Well-commented code with a numbered CSS table of contents and JS index
• Documentation included

This website template for photography workshops ships with documentation, free lifetime updates and an instant download. Every page also works on phones, tablets and desktops. Horizona also comes as React, Vue, Angular and WordPress, or in the developer bundle at 20% off. Browse more Photography HTML5 templates.

Credits

Bootstrap 5.3, jQuery 3.7.1, Swiper 11, GSAP 3 with ScrollTrigger, Fancybox 3.5 and Font Awesome Free. It also uses RTLCSS and Google Fonts (Source Sans 3, Source Code Pro).