Being able to pose someone is absolutely key to creating great portraits. But what if you’re not comfortable directing someone, or you’re looking for something that little bit more natural? In this workshop we explored the subtle art of posing people without, well, posing people. It’s simple really! It’s good to be back at the Societies Of Photographers Convention in …
Every day in the office (aka studio) is a good day. But there are good days and really good days. This was the latter: creating headshots and portfolio images for Libby. This is the second time we’ve photographed Libby – you can read about the first set of headshots we created for her here. And if you look at that …
There are many, many aspects of this job that I love: the laughter, the creativity, the passion, the energy, the people I meet, the sense of achievement to name but a few. And one thing should be near the top of that (long) list is running a photography workshop. A photography workshop is incredibly creative! A photography workshop is …
There are many reasons for having a portrait session but a significant birthday is one of our favourites! A beautiful 16th birthday portraits session with one of our nicest clients.
Family photography is the very backbone of our business – and for good reason: there is nothing more exhilarating than spending time (and creating pictures) in the company of parents and kids, particularly when they are so utterly joyful as Jos, Jason and Samuel.
Even a cold, grey day in London can still culminate in beautiful portraits. Our Societies Of Photographers Convention Superclass focussed on being creative with light and location – a chilly, but creative, portrait photography workshop! It’s late and it’s the end of a long week, or the beginning of a long week depending on how you view this, a Monday. …
Chance encounter leads to unimaginably beautiful portrait shoot!
Today, companies, groups and brands are using personality across the whole organisation: from front office, to back office; from the reception to the boardroom; from B2B organisations to public facing. And that extends across all aspects of a brand from the logo type to the photography. A brand, after all, is the very essence of a business – it’s personality …
Luck’s a funny thing. You can’t touch it, can’t see it, can’t smell it, it has no substance and yet I feel it every day. Particularly shooting portraits!
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]There are so many joys to being a wedding and portrait photographer – particularly with location family photography – that I am forever in danger of sounding like I am on happy pills but, trust me, I really don’t need them! Education Is Key. It’s late. That could be said of most of the blogs I write I guess. …
A portrait album is more than just something for the coffee table: it is an heirloom, a record of a moment in time. It’s also very heavy!
To take a great portrait you have to like the person you’re creating a portrait of! With Molly’s portrait session that was easy but one of our clients is too honest for their own good!