Category: professional practice

I’ll be running another Urban Action and Parkour course for Nikon in Central London on Saturday the 20th October.  It’s the 3rd time we’ve put one on, and

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

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

I got an email a few weeks ago from my old college – Blackpool and the Fylde – asking to help with their professional development, and give advice

No-one likes to think about getting old, or worry that things might go wrong, but if you’re a self-employed photographer, sooner or later you’re going to have to

For a recent personal shoot I wanted to create some imagery that really got across the concept of going running in Winter. I’ve been a runner since my

Please indulge me whilst I make a long drawn out comparison between mountain navigation, and keeping your career on track. When navigating in mountains, if you have lots

If you’ve never charged money for your photography, or you’ve only ever sold work to the general public, you may be unfamiliar with the term “usage”. If you

Us photographers can be quite a solitary bunch, and we often don’t seek out critique of our work, or ask for feedback.  So, I’m going to expand on