Webinar: Changing the Perception of Pet Photography with Maria Michael ASWPP
Since a child, Maria Michael had been passionate about the connection between humans and animals, so it would come as...
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Since a child, Maria Michael had been passionate about the connection between humans and animals, so it would come as...
DxO is resuming its program of free photography webinars and offering new sessions throughout February that can be accessed directly...
Passionate about the connection between humans and animals and how this has evolved over thousands of years, Maria invites you...
Going Wild with Sony Mirrorless (Luke Massey) Friday 25th September 2020 – 1PM (BST) Live on: The Societies of Photographers’...
Terry will speak about 5 of his favoured innovations in the Sony Alpha cameras, that he used when shooting the...
Join Steven Neeson on his express wedding photography masterclass as he teaches and prepares you to shoot weddings with confidence....
Over 50% of Gill’s photography bookings state having seen one of her videos or lives as a positive turning point...
There isn’t a paper out there that will suit every image. Whilst there are some papers that lend themselves to...
A basic introduction to some of the simple ways you can engage your clients in poses that are complimentary to...
In this webinar, The Photographers Mentor, Jeff Brown will show his road map to business success. Jeff will guide through...
The Societies of Photographers
Helping photographers improve their photography and build their business. Welcome and open to all worldwide. The Societies of Photographers is a long-established association for photographers, for full-time and aspiring photographers all around the world. We are one of the UK’s leading qualifying bodies for photographers. Our members cover a wide range of photographic services, these include wedding photography, newborn, family and lifestyle photography, pet portraits, fashion, travel, commercial, event, press and PR, sports, nature, wildlife, landscape and so much more...
