The Reason
I’ve written before about mental health. Any form of depression is a difficult illness to live with. A hidden condition, the sufferer’s struggles can feel
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October
"My beloved October has returned—with its brilliant colors, cool temperatures and sunny, cloudless, azure skies, and I must enjoy it before it escapes for another year." ~ Peggy Toney Horton
A Camera-Free Holiday in Hay
Well, not completely camera-free. I packed my camera bag, but with a baby plus luggage, my chances to use the full kit would be limited.
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A Studio In A Box
During my musings on how I move forward with photography, I came across an email newsletter which I’d saved earlier this year. From Jack the
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In Which Everything Changes
When I started this blog, almost two years ago, I said I would share my learning and experiences as a photographer. At the time, I
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Talking to People
Much of my photography involves working with animals, or children. I enjoy these sessions; both animals and children can be fun and spontaneous to work
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Landscape Photographers
The Photographer’s Way blog covers a number of themes. These include my journey as a photographer and a business owner, and some more personal reflections
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Lessons From A Cat Show
I spent a weekend working at a cat show in March. My remit was to capture moments during the event, and offer portrait sessions for
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Finding Your Own Style
When I tutor photography students, whether they are learning camera skills, or studying towards a qualification, I emphasise the importance of finding their own style.
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Identity
Exhibiting As a photographer, I enjoy working with people through photography bookings. I also take pleasure in creating my own sets of images, depicting issues
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Transitional Objects
From previous posts, you’ll know that mental health illness is a cause close to my heart. Last week, I gave a presentation to a team
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