Resources for photographers
A two-day conference and a product range going onto Amazon are both commercial photography jobs, but few photographers do both well. Some come from newspapers and work fast on...
A LinkedIn headshot and an actor’s casting set both count as portrait photography, but they call for different photographers. The headshot needs a background that will sit...
A conference at the SEC and a fundraising dinner in a Merchant City hall ask the same thing of a photographer: read the room well and deliver quickly. Glasgow’s event...
Street photography is the craft of catching a moment in a public place before it disappears. Some photographers practise it for books and exhibitions. Others bring the same...
A takeaway’s menu on a delivery app and a brand’s new product on a supermarket shelf both depend on food photography, but they need different photographers. The menu needs...
A headshot has one job: to make a stranger trust you before you have met, whether that stranger is a casting director scrolling Spotlight or a client checking your LinkedIn...
A Northern Quarter restaurant refreshing its menu and a Greater Manchester producer preparing a supermarket launch both need food photography, but they buy very different...
The best family photography does not look like family photography. It looks like your kids being exactly who they are: the toddler who will not sit still, the teenager who...
Pet photography rewards patience more than almost any other genre. There is no persuading a dog to hold a pose, no explaining to a cat why the light is better five minutes...
“Lifestyle photography” covers more ground than almost any other kind of photography. It can mean a brand campaign shot to look unstaged, a family walking through...
Still life photography is the quiet discipline behind almost every food, drink, product and packaging image you see from a London brand. There is no model to direct and no...
Product photography covers more ground than the name suggests. A single packshot on white for an Amazon listing, a lit and retouched jewellery campaign for a Bond Street...
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