Advanced Photography course

So we are into week 2 of this years Advanced Photography course.  The topic of the evening was 'long exposure' .  The evening was all about having a play with different types of lighting using a tripod and a slow shutter speed.  All the students came away with some great shots!

If you would like to know more take a look here, I also offer 1-1 sessions

All photographs have been taken by my students

Lock water - Taken by S Hardwick

'Hello' - Taken by S Maclean

'M1' - Taken by N Morrow

'Hello' Taken by N Stafford

'Circle' Taken by N Morrow

'The Navigation' - taken by N Meredith

'M1' taken by L Finn

'Lock' - Taken by S Maclean

Family portrait session

So these active guys were great fun to photograph a few weeks ago!

Family Photoshoot ~ Park life

I love my job, its where I get to photograph families and see them grow up right before my eyes.  This is my fourth photoshoot over the years with this lovely lot!

Micklefield Hall ~ Wedding ~

A Sneaky peek at last weekends wedding at Micklefield Hall.  We had an amazing day with great weather.  Plenty more photographs to come, once editing has been completed.........

Love : Shoot

All my lovely wedding couples receive a complementary engagement shoot.....

The time spent together as photographer and clients help in so many ways prepare for the big day.
As a couple you are unlikely to have never been photographed professionally before.  Establishing a relationship between us will help immensely on the wedding day, it helps relax and understand how we work as a team.

You get to see what you look like, angles you prefer and tips on how to pose, this makes you both more confident.  By the end of the photoshoot you will be ready for anything your big day throws at you , you'll have some fantastic photographs and you'll be excited for the wedding.

Looking forward to the Wedding in September!

Make your photographs stand out - Change your viewpoint

Many a time you can dramatically alter your photo composition by changing your viewpoint. This quick tutorial into using camera angles more effectively will aid you in taking pictures you can be proud of. Below I'll show you a few simple techniques you can use to alter your camera position for a more impressive effect

Searching for an unusual angle of a usual object will always make your photograph stand out from anyone else's.

Try shooting up!  This viewpoint will create more impact than taking the usual head height stance of looking at this tree.  Try using a wide angle to capture the full canopy and stand with your camera against the bark of the tree.

Also the beauty in the sky should not be missed, great clouds make a photograph

Now the opposite

Try shooting from the ground.
Laying on the ground and having a 'worms eye' view of the world can also create an alternative viewpoint.  It also allows a greater depth of field of the flowers behind.

Try shooting from Above

This can create a great new look for portrait shots; you do have to be careful not to get your feet in the shot though!!

Get out and see what new angles and viewpoints you can find, make your photographs stand out from the crowd.

This is one of many tutorials you will learn on my beginner photography course, if you are interested in learning more please contact me here or call me on 07821974464 

Family Photoshoot

Spent a lovely morning with these guys and their 9 month superstar!  Black and white make these photographs timeless.........

Family photoshoot { 7 Months old }

It was a real pleasure to meet this little fella yesterday, at only 7 months old he is already on the go and interested in everything we were doing.  I think you will agree, those eyes are amazing.......

More to follow once the full set have been edited.