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So, at the moment I’m writing my BlogOn presentation on how to shoot your children – or rather, how we can learn a few things and be photographing our children better. I’m so caught up over what to actually say in my 45 minute session, and so I decided to try some experiments of my…
I think it’s the teacher in me that misses it all now. Paying it forward, seeing faces light up when they develop a skill or have an “aha” moment. I taught my very first photography retreat last year [and still have to blog it – but I’ll get around to that this week, I promise] and…
This is a little different to the posts I normally write, but hopefully it will help if you’re just bought your first DSLR and you’re completely confused, and thinking, “Which lens do I buy?” After being asked so many times which camera I use – which is exactly the question I was asking when I…
In an average week, on an average day, I wake up around 5am [thanks, boys], and walk backwards and forwards to school and pre-school every 2.5 hours. Add to this the time I spend getting them ready for school/preschool/changing nappies, fetching snacks, getting lunches, dinners, and following them around trying to contain the mess [and…
Postponed from January [what was I thinking?!], Spring photography places are now available. The courses will run from 16-17 April [weekend course], 18th, 19th, and 20th as day courses. All accommodation, food, instruction and props included – email me for more details, or click the photo above to take you to the PDF!
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Bloggers know that first impressions count. For your readers, clients – and your brand. If you own a DSLR and capture photographs in automatic mode, it can be so frustrating when they aren’t what you hoped for or envisaged. You know your style, but you don’t know how to produce exposures to match your expectations….