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photography brand identity

How to Create a Strong Visual Brand for Your Photography Business

Your photography brand is much more than your logo. It is the impression people get when they see your website,...

photography branding

How to Build a Photography Brand That Attracts the Right Clients

When photographers talk about branding, the conversation often starts with logos, colours, fonts and website design. Those things can be...

portrait lighting techniques

How to Use Lighting to Create Better Portraits

Good portrait lighting isn’t simply about making sure your subject is correctly exposed. Light changes the way we see someone....

how to organise digital photos

How to Organise and Name Your Digital Photos

By Jane Allan Organising photographs probably isn’t the most exciting part of photography. But when you’re trying to find an...

sports photography career

How to Become a Sports Photographer: Lessons from a Professional

Angela Adams talks to Ian Cook Professional sports photography can look like one of the most exciting jobs in photography....

photographer

Professional Indemnity Insurance – Is your business protected?

What is professional indemnity insurance? Professional indemnity insurance, often referred to as PI, is a way for businesses to cover...

photographing white objects

How to Photograph White Objects on a White Background

Photographing a white object against a white background sounds simple. After all, how difficult can it be to photograph something...

how to photograph flowing fabric

Creating Movement in the Studio: Photographing Flowing Fabric

By Cristina Pascu-Tulbure How do you combine controlled studio lighting with movement to create a dramatic fashion or portrait image?...

finding inspiration for photography

Finding Inspiration: How Art Can Transform Your Photography

By Cristina Pascu-Tulbure Where do photographic ideas come from? For Cristina Pascu-Tulbure, one of the richest sources of inspiration has...

composite photography

How to Plan a Composite Photo Shoot: Use Prototypes, Mock-Ups and Test Shots

Some photographs are straightforward. You find the subject, compose the image, press the shutter and work on the result afterwards....