Earn Money Through Travel Photography
October 13, 2009
You can earn money through travel photography without leaving your home town, did you know that? I am going to write a fuller article on another site that I write for, and will post the link here, but for a taster of what I will cover, check out this synopsis. No Need To Leave Home [...]
New Law Hampers Photographers
February 17, 2009
Section 76 of the the Counter Terrorism Act became law today in the UK. The new law was ushered in with a protest at the home of the Metropolitan Police, New Scotland Yard by around 150 photographers who staged a mass photo-shoot What’s the fuss about? Well the new section states (1) A person commits [...]
Your Audience Mirrors You
February 2, 2009
It doesn’t really matter whether you are reading this because you are in the process of growing an audience. This piece (I hope) could spark an idea in anyone, even if you’re just thinking about your friends or the company that you keep, however it comes from a music marketing seminar I attended this week [...]
Classic Photos in Lego
August 13, 2008
Classic photographs done over using lego by photographer/artist Mike Stimpson. He has recreated some of the most iconic pictures from photography masters such as Cartier-Bresson and Rober Capa. The pictures can be seen on the BBC website. I was quite amused at the images and the photographers take on re-creating such classic images using a [...]
The Law and The Photographer
June 25, 2008
Forgive me if this seems a little self pitying, but photographers in the UK seem to be fighting a losing battle both with members of the public and with the police (or more accurately community support officers, security guards and police officers who are ignorant of the law on photography in a public place). More [...]
Why I Went To Photography School
February 12, 2008
Photography school is about learning the basics, but it is also about starting you on a path that will lead to a greater understanding about photography in and of itself. Learning photography, from camera techniques to dark room skills can help film and digital photographers hone their craft and produce the types of stunning images that every amateur wants to produce.
A Good Headshot Gets You Noticed
January 14, 2008
A headshots photographer in London is not hard to find, but don’t base your decision to hire a headshot photographer on price alone. Look into a few more things when shopping around for someone who will get you noticed by that casting director. A good actor headshot gets you noticed by the casting director. It [...]
Photography Laws, Copyright and Trespass
January 11, 2008
Photographers need to know where we stand in relation to copyright and trespass laws. It isn’t that there are specific photography laws or regulations covering photography. UK law operates more on the basis of what you are not allowed to do, rather than enshrining rights in a constitution. Truth is there is little in the [...]
Panasonic Announce Wireless Digital Camera
January 8, 2008
Panasonic have announced they are to produce a wireless digital camera that will be able to upload pictures to the web via T-Mobile hotspots. The announcement was made at CES in Las Vegas. Whilst it is not the first to announce a wireless digital camera, (Nikon, Kodak and Canon all have wireless enabled digital cameras), [...]
Female Photography is it for you?
December 27, 2007
I thought I would write a post about female photography. I am enjoying writing about building a niche for yourself, whether related to blogging or life/business. Female photography is a popular search online, I found this out whilst doing some keyword research. I wrote a short post about finding your photography niche and asked for [...]