The longest day of my life started at 9am at Krakow bus station, waiting for a bus that was already in the station but had the wrong number on the front. After eventually …
Mixing up Your Portraits
It’s bound to happen, no matter how much you love photography you’ll hit a creative wall, a stumbling block, a rut. Sometimes the best way is to get out of it is to …
Paddling Out to Sea
Over the weekend the biggest annual free beach festival returned to my hometown of Brighton, UK. ‘Paddle Round the Pier’ features numerous events including DIY boats and paddle boarding out to sea and …
Lines of a City Part III
I first shot ‘lines of city’ in Canterbury and then again in a Sussex village. Looking for patterns and repetition is a great way to take in your surroundings and as I am …
Photographing 100,000 People!
Two weeks ago, on my way to visit my grandparents I got given a leaflet advertising the ‘Peoples March’, a demonstration against Brexit, in Central London on the 23rd June. I am always …
5 Accessories Under $30 That’ll Up Your Photography Game
Monopod Great for mixing up the angles and getting to those hard to reach places. Colour Filters A brilliant way to make landscape photography more interesting and a bit of fun to …
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Running Away to Join the Circus
When it comes to photography I am a great believer in saying yes to as many opportunities as possible to expand your skills. Earlier in the week I was invited by family friends …
Why You Need to Shoot Black and White
Shooting black and white has many advantages. Stripping away colour makes you concentrate on utilising the available light and how you want to frame your subject. And if you’re in a creative …
