One of the most annoying questions I see (almost every day) posted in Facebook groups and the like are “what lens should I buy next”, often with very little explanation. (I am willing to accept that this is my issue and lack of tolerance). With this question in mind, this post is a run-through of … Continue reading Lens in the Bag
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Cannes, Covid & Brexit
Covering Cannes this year provided a couple of firsts for me It was the first full-on red carpet event since the start of the pandemic It was the first travel time traveling into the EU since the UK finally left it. As you can imagine - both of these points had a significant impact on working the event, all around COIVD-19.
ShutterSnitch Metadata Editor – A quick look
The last two posts on mobile workflow have raised a few questions from readers on how I deal with metadata. I thought I had dealt with it in previous posts (admittedly a long while back) but re-reading them it seems I had not covered everything.
Storage
I'm going to make a confession..... I like tech... I like it when I find a new piece of technology that can improve what I deliver to my customers, that speeds up my workflow, that makes nice images or just makes my life better. Thats not all tech though. My confession is not the liking … Continue reading Storage
Assignments is back!
In my role of Social Media and Web officer for theBPPA, I have been working on the marketing and launch of our forthcoming "Assignments" exhibition, the details of which may be found below... The exhibition of the best of British press photography returns – this time on Londons South Bank – taking over the Barge … Continue reading Assignments is back!