Webinars

Presenter: Morag Paterson Morag explains how her photographic career developed, from the first days of experimenting, through the ICM (intentional camera movement) revolution, back to traditional landscapes in the Zero Footprint project and onwards. She shares tips on ways of experimenting, encouraging playfulness and building confidence. About Morag A sense of belonging underpins Morag’s photographic […]

Professional photographer and photography coach, Fabrizia Costa outlines how to turn your hobby into a profession.

Anne Haile explains how to create high key still life images using a light pad

Rachael outlines how to find your own style of photography.

The current public health crisis is having an impact on everyone and it’s easy to get into a spiral of negativity. During the webinar, Katie Teesdale-Ward of Kudosity talks through a ways to stay positive and creative.

Diane Seddon ARPS and Lynn Haith LRPS discuss their experiences of applying for and achieving LRPS and ARPS distinctions. They cover image selection, creating a panel and writing a statement of intent to achieve these widely-respected distinctions.

Fabrizia explains the difference between colour management and colour correction, they are important and how to use them.

Katie Teesdale-Ward of Kudosity discusses how challenging and changing your mindset can build up your confidence and help you approach life in a more positive, dynamic and fulfilling way.

Multi-award-winning photographer Hannah Couzens explains how to capture a subject’s character in portraits and how to use light to create mood and atmosphere.

Rachael shares how she made a successful business from photography, what worked and what didn’t, tips she learned along the way, using social media, running workshops, entering competitions, not giving her work away for free and much more.

Elke describes how she managed to change her life for the better and spend her time with what she loves: dogs and photography. Now a professional dog photographer she explains how she managed to turn her camera-shy dog into a supermodel and how she makes sure other dogs enjoy being in front of her camera.

Glenys talks about how to start thinking more creatively about your photography by trying to develop a more creative eye and using in-camera techniques. She also explains how she creates some of her composite images in Photoshop.