As someone who loves photography, you’re always wanting to improve and grow in your skills. But it’s not just about perfecting technique – it’s about knowing what to look for, how to see things differently and when to finally press the shutter button. You’ll be surprised at what a difference these nuggets of knowledge make, these quick photography tips, especially if you put them all into practice…Read my article here.
Photographers are busy people – there’s always a personal project on the go, client shoots to do, as well as meetings and everything else that goes with being in the image-making business. Being strapped for time has become synonymous with being a photographer. That’s why I collated my favourite time-saving organisational tools for you to take advantage of – it’s all packaged together nicely for you – read it over at Autographer, here.
To celebrate the spookiest night of the year, in this blog post, published by Autographer, I bring you ten truly terrifying places to visit (and photograph) if you dare. Guaranteed to be scarier than any trick-or-treater that’ll come knocking this Halloween!
It’s a scary world we live in – from ghost towns and a church decorated with human bones to walking the most dangerous road in the world and bungee jumping into a live volcano, it’s all going on in my blog post – read it here.
Brandon Elijah Scott has a job that’s guaranteed to make you envious: travelling the world and then blogging his experiences through both words and photos on his brilliant blog, Eye & Pen. In this interview I did for Autographer, he talks to me about humble beginnings, travel as a catalyst for change, integrity and passion. Read it here.
Read my interview with Gary Arndt of EverythingEverywhere and prepare to be inspired. Crowned Travel Photographer of the Year 2014, Gary is currently travelling the world on a true adventure of a lifetime and producing some insanely dynamic photographs as he goes. Surprisingly, both travel and photography haven’t always been part of his life….Read my eye opening interview here.
“The secret to great travel photos is to put yourself in front of beautiful things.”
As someone who loves photography, you’re always wanting to improve and grow in your skills. But it’s not just about perfecting technique – it’s about knowing what to look for, how to see things differently and when to finally press the shutter button. For camera brand Autographer, I’ve put together my top 12 nuggets of photographic knowledge,covering everything from perspective to light and direction. Put them into practice and you’ll be surprised what a difference they can make. Click here to read the published piece – I hope you enjoy!
Photographers new to the business often ask where they can sell their images, so I put together this ultimate list of online sites best for turning your creativity into cash, which has been published by Autographer. So, which websites are my top choices for turning creativity into cash? Read the piece here.
British photographer Peter Marlow has worked for Magnum for the past 30 years yet has an approach that is unchanged. Marlow started his career as an international photojournalist but returned to Britain and discovered a new visual poetry that enabled him to understand his homeland. Having found this poetry, he has taken it back on the road: he now photographs as much in Japan, the USA, and elsewhere in Europe as he does in the UK.
Despite these broad horizons and the array of sights Marlow has seen to capture, his own home life is something he is still intent on shooting. In this interview with Peter I find out more about capturing those intimate, family highs and lows…
