Spring Bootcamp! 7 days of hands on Baby & Child Photography
7 days of hands on child and baby photography with daily challenges, daily lessons and a virtually guaranteed array of lovely images at the end of it! FREE!
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There is a camera in my changing bag
My changing bag. It’s got nappies, wipes, a sippy cup, some snacks for the little one, oh and a camera. Don’t worry, it’s got its own little padded home within the bag so it doesn’t need to touch anything icky, but live in my changing bag it does.
10 things to do to make your snow photos look great!
“Did you SEE that Mummy! We can go an build a snowman! And play snowballs and …” Here are out 10 top things to do if you want your snow photos to look beautiful. Illustrated by our very own students photos! Before you go anywhere – take steps to protect your camera. Snow is water […]
Buying your first flashgun
TTL? Sync speed? Guide numbers? Speedlight or Speedlite? Buying your first Flashgun can be daunting but we’re here to guide you through it!
Christmas Photography Bootcamp
Want your Christmas photos to look fabulous this year? Then join us for our first virtual FREE Christmas Photography Bootcamp! Starts 10th Dec!
BLACK FRIDAY SALE!
And so it begins – the ‘must find the perfect gift’ season, the ‘will another World’s Best Dad Mug’ do, the ‘but is it on sale?’ season.
To answer those three questions – we think our courses make for perfect gifts; no, the mug will most likely not do and YES, our courses are most certainly on sale.
RANT : NO you DON’T have to be a ‘BORN ARTIST’
No, you don’t have to be a ‘born artist’ to significantly – and I mean really by a LOT – improve your photographs. This is a topic which makes me see red so get settled for a bit of a rant.
When is the best time to photograph your baby?
What is the time of the day, when your baby is likely to be calm, relaxed, not move too much, and give you the best chance to photograph all their adorable features?
Photographer’s Child Syndrome – is your child affected????
Does your child suffer from the Photographer’s Child Syndrom (PCS)? The symptoms include eye rolling or vocal objection at the sight of you picking up the camera or reluctantly playing along adopting less than sincere poses and the “cheese” variety smiles. Sounds familiar?