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Masters of Light Workshop

Last weekend we hosted the first ‘Masters of Light Workshop’ in Leamington Spa along with my good friends Kevin Wilson & Martin Grahame-Dunn. This event was a sell out with 40 photographers turning up for 2 days of intense training. First day was practical shooting and pretty much everything was hands-on. We finished the day [...]

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Free Webinar

Is your photography studio business strangled by convoluted administration, hampered by poor event & job management and bleeding cash from lost assets and missed sales opportunities ? For your photography business to succeed, you need to take care of mundane everyday work tasks, reminders, process & procedures – like VAT returns, invoicing, email marketing, keeping [...]

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The ‘Masters of Light’ 2-day Workshop

Are you fed up of paying eye-watering prices for sub-standard photography training? Are you looking to start a profitable home-based portrait photography business with minimal overheads & running costs or wish to take your existing business to the next level? A workshop unlike others where you will get great content & tuition at great value [...]

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Top 10 Tips to Organise Your Photography Business

Every business in the world needs paperwork to organise a business. Even in professional photography one needs to create invoices, quotations, bills etc. However, day to day running of a photography business can leave you with almost no time for the organization of your paperwork. This can leave you in quite a mess at your [...]

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Save $100 off Perfect Photo Suite

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The 30-minute Lifestyle Portrait Session

I’m often asked as to how long a portrait session should last ? 1 hour / 2 hours + ? Well, there is no right answer to this question, as long as your clients don’t get bored in front of the camera and you get the images you’re after, you can take as long as [...]

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