Making the Most of Photography in the Summer
It’s that time of year again; the sun is out (for the most part), the skies are blue, and the days are longer and brighter. There is so much to love about all of the seasons, but for photographers, Summer usually falls to the bottom of the list. Although this season provides lots of daylight, […]
Wednesday, August 18th, 2021 by Kat Hannon
Category: Day Light Photography, Tips
Gary or Barry; When Father and Son truly come together
So, I was asked to be part organiser for my best’est’ friends hen party and no other game came to mind than the one my other best’est’ friend taught me. The game where you photograph special parts of the body and guess if it your husband to be’s or some random (or knowing friend’s) parts […]
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2016 by Kat Hannon
Category: Couples Modelling, Day Light Photography, Perfect Posing, Random Script
How to spot a black and white photography when out and about
I have been shooting digitally for over 13 years, prior to that I used film in both colour, negative, transparencies and in black and white. No matter what material you are shooting in finding good black and white image is all about composition. So you’re walking along, camera in hand (phone perhaps) and you’re looking […]
Thursday, February 25th, 2016 by Kat Hannon
Category: Day Light Photography, Location Location Location
HOW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A PUDDLE
The last three weeks be them mild have been a bit grey, a bit dark and a bit wet. Not the ideal or pleasurable weather to be shooting in. However, rainy days in December and January have brought with them opportunities that perhaps were not there before or will be there again. Not so much […]
Wednesday, January 6th, 2016 by Kat Hannon
Category: Day Light Photography