Shooting interiors with the GFX50S

I mentioned in my last post that I had hired a GFX50S for a major interiors photoshoot (well, I'm not sure if I mentioned interiors). Given that I am mainly a press photographer, you might consider it a bit strange I am shooting interiors, the short line is, I actually started out many years ago … Continue reading Shooting interiors with the GFX50S →

Fail to Plan, Plan to Fail

Like many photographers I must confess to not enjoying the “business” side of being a photographer as much as meeting people, creating images and being creative but the fact its, photography is a business and every transaction or project must be treated that way. I don't really write about the business of photography here so … Continue reading Fail to Plan, Plan to Fail →

Time Out

It's Saturday morning and I am on the train to London. This weekend in the BAFTA's and I will be covering the nominees party tonight before heading over to the Royal Albert Hall for the main event Sunday. It was with this in mind that at the end of Wednesday I headed over to Eastbourne … Continue reading Time Out →

Fuji and Godox at an event.

Once a month I can be found at the British Film Institute (BFI) working as the official photographer at film critic Mark Kermode's live show. This entails working backstage to get a nice group shot of Mark with all of the guests as well as joining everyone for a pre-show run though to make sure … Continue reading Fuji and Godox at an event. →

ShutterSnitch

Due to an overwhelming number of requests, here is more detailed guide of using ShutterSnitch with Fujifilm X-Series Cameras. This is probably my most information-laden post to date. There is a lot of information here as it details configuration of the camera and software taking the image from the camera to the client via ShutterSnitch. … Continue reading ShutterSnitch →