Tag Archive: developing your photography

Young olive skinned girl crouching by partially shown stools with an intent look on her face as she takes a photograph through a window. It looks cold and bright outside, there are people walking past and the butterfly logo of Itsu is clearly visible on a temporary fence around tables

10 Uses For Your Photographer’s Workbook

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Uses of the photographer’s workbook for beginners and improvers

Jean Abreu in 'Blood' at the Linbury Studio Theatre, Royal Opera House. London 27th June 2013

Five tips for photographing live dance

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This, the first of a series on basic dance photography techniques that I plan to post weekly, comprises five basic pointers for people who are new to dance photography and want to up… Continue reading →

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If you’re good enough to get published you’re good enough to be paid

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I sporadically read PictureCorrect photography posts. Sometimes I find them interesting, sometimes not. Sometimes I laugh at the lack of experience unwittingly betrayed by the writer and sometimes writers provide perspectives I’ve never… Continue reading →