Photography for Teenagers and Children?
It’s a fact, some kids really enjoy taking photos. Over the years since I’ve been teaching, parents have frequently got in touch to ask...
Tagged: Photography workshops
A Photographer’s Community
The HSP Academy is born out of the lockdown restrictions thrust upon us by the Coronavirus outbreak.
Cropped Mirrorless or Full Frame DSLR?
I had a fascinating conversation last night with one of my privately mentored students, Trish Macharla. We were chatting on TOG TALK, my weekly...
How did I shoot that?
This is one of favourite images. Taken back in 2013, I had the brief of photographing this family in a way that truly represented...
Three Elements for Great Photography
Picking up a camera for the first time is exciting. If it’s your first ‘proper’ camera, doubly so. Your desire to take great photos...
The Five Most Annoying Habits of Photographers
Oh yeah, I do love a good grumble (it’s an age thing) Don’t photographers get on your nerves sometimes? Sometimes they can be a...
The Photographer’s Journey
I have taught hundreds of photographers over the last few years. Most of them come to me listing their frustrations, their failures and what seems to be a constant battle with their cameras. They have all been on a journey, some very long, others relatively short, but their stories remain quite similar.
Best Photography Workshop ever?
I just wanted to tell you about the latest photography workshop I am launching for 2019. Without a doubt, this is quite simply the best workshop we’ve ever produced.
Five Tips on Photographing Sunsets
Everyone loves a good sunset There’s something evocative that draws the eye of every photographer when the sun sinks down low on the horizon...
Why I don’t like IBIS
Let’s consider a hypothetical situation. You are twenty-something, you’re female and you’re on holiday in Turkey. You have a camera with a reasonably long...
