I’ve always made creative decisions based on my own preferences and gut feelings so I thought this might be useful. This list is fluid. Yay Realism. This is right up there at the top of my list. I want the real you. I do not want to make you look fake. Movement. I don’t shoot […]
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Brexit will have more of an impact on small business based in Northern Ireland than in the other UK regions due to the fact that we do a large part of our trade across the border. In the short term there will of course be currency fluctuations. I have always operated on the basis of […]
What is post production? I always thought of photography as being a bit of a black sheep of the visual arts, and by that I mean both photographic stills and moving images in movies. There are many different approaches to making pictures but there are also a lot of constants which the majority of photographers will […]
I don’t know about you but I am definitely a “less is more” type of guy. I do of course make some exceptions; for those of you (un)lucky enough to have met me you will know that I am very plain and functional in everything except for my shirts. I have a design degree so […]
Backing up your digital photos. While printed albums from reputable suppliers are normally very durable, digital files on a small USB can be a whole lot easier to lose. I don’t take digital files for granted as I have been working with both digital image files as well as design files for the best part of 20 […]
Art-books, Photo-books, Coffee-table-books, Story-books, paper types – What’s the difference? In 2016 we are spoiled for choice when it comes to having wedding books printed. There are many different terms that are used to describe these options as well as a glut of special names used by specific companies that can make things even more […]
Planning your awesome sunset wedding photos. I’ve written in the past about my experience of shooting in bad weather and the importance of planning. In that post I recommended that you prepare for bad weather and also have some fall back options should things get so extreme that an outdoor shoot becomes completely impossible. In this post I would […]
