Category: photography in context

The final essential habit for photographers - structure your creativity, and plan your shoots.

The 4th essential habit for photographers (and others.....) K.I.S.S. or Keep it Simple, Stupid.

The 3rd essential habit, and why it's so important to develop your own methods for feedback.

I’ve shot hundreds, probably thousands, of instruction and illustration shoots over the years. Mostly these have been in the areas of fitness and golf, but I’ve sometimes found

We all understand that everyone has different strengths and weaknesses. In some area of our lives we may be very successful, and not so much in others. We

OK, there’s a risk of slipping into management consultant mode with this, but stick with me, I promise it’s worth it! The notion of Black Hat thinking isn’t

A few years ago, I followed a link to a commencement speech by Neil Gaiman, author of “Sandman”, “Good Omens”, “The Graveyard Book”, “Coraline” and many others, which

How many professional photographers out there are ready for GDPR? How many actually know what GDPR is?  2 weeks from now the new General Data Protection Regulation will

A few weeks back I gave a talk for Nikon at The Photography Show. I’d been asked to talk about the lovely new D850, which I’ve been using

I’m running another experiential course with Nikon in London, and this time we’ll be shooting some fast moving Parkour action.  We’ll be working with the very experienced (and