Author: Julie Edwards

I am a Sussex based photographer providing imagery for the entertainment industry. My working time is split fairly evenly between London and Sussex although I have worked all around the world; from Europe covering the BAFTA's, Glastonbury, Cannes and Berlin Film Festivals, to the USA covering The Oscars. Passing knowledge & experience on is very important to me and so I am proud to say I have served on the Board of the British Press Photographers Association, helping to improve the image and practices of working press photographers. I educate by writing a widely read “technical” blog detailing my use of Fuji cameras and other equipment as well as giving talks about Press (and other aspects of) Photography to camera clubs and groups.

Berlin – Berlinale

My last post was written whilst in a cold and snowy Berlin. This post is written from a cold and rainy Los Angeles (I missed the snow by a few days… yes really … snow in Hollywoodland! ) I am here for a few jobs and then a little bit of a rest time for … Continue reading Berlin – Berlinale →

BAFTAS 2023

A very quick post with a few images of the BAFTAS - why? Because I was told today by a follower (a fellow photographer in Berlin) that I am not writing enough…….. (I am writing this from the Berlin Film festival looking forward to photographing Cate Blanchett on the red Carpet tonight) For me the … Continue reading BAFTAS 2023 →

Worthing Wandering in Monochrome

Not a great title for a post, but then I am not sure this post is worthy of a great title…. I hope you have had a lovely Christmas break which involved some form or photographic loveliness. Mine was particularly lazy but did involve a photographic book I can’t recommend strongly enough. Not because it … Continue reading Worthing Wandering in Monochrome →

HM Queen Elizabeth II … pt 4, The Funeral

Much like the day on The Mall, the day of the funeral was another early start having stayed in the city overnight so I could get to the Queen Victoria Memorial (opposite Buckingham Palace) at 7am (ish). Then followed a another (less) long wait for the event to unfold.