Corridors may not sound like a particularly interesting photographic subject, but with the use of depth of field, a good composition and clever use of colour, they can make a great photograph!

Outdoor portrait photography offers a whole new array of challenges for you to overcome. The changing light, the elements and general conditions all play a part in how your photos will come out after the session. Getting the basics right and being confident during the photo shoot will allow you to relax and conentrate on the little things that set your photos apart from the rest.

One of the nicest things about the recent snowy weather is that many of the scenes that I photographed before took on a whole new look. One such place was the waterfall in a local park…..

One of my favourite photography locations is the river. Luckily I live near the Thames which has an abundance of photographic scenes, especially at dusk and dawn (the ‘Golden Hour’)…

Getting a photo right can prove challenging enough, taking a good photo at night or in low light is a whole different ball game. The key is preparation, patience, knowing what settings to use and how to make the most of any available light that may be present. Get this right and the rewards are well worth it!