Always the Sun Family Festival

Always the Sun Family Festival

Come and find us at the Always Festival of Sun this Sunday 11th September in Stoke Park, Guildford. We’ll be located in the Imaginarium tent where we will be running photography workshops for kids age 7-15 at 12, 1:30 pm and 3 pm. Visit our stand with your kids and learn how to take great

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What to do with all your summer photos?

Summer is great for practicing photography and taking loads of holiday snaps, but what can we do with all those digital files? Here are some creative ideas for using your photos! 1. Create and send a personalised postcard Print your favourite holiday picture and say hi to your family and friends with a personalised postcard!

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Underwater photography tips

This week’s hot weather spell is the perfect time to try out some underwater photography! You can try this in a paddling pool at home, at a local swimming pool or in the sea. Here are some of our top tips on how to take underwater photos that stand out: 1. Make sure you are

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Photo tip of the week – Perspective!

Summer holidays are great for practicing photography, and one of our tips for creating photos that stand out is to use different perspective. Try photographing something from standing eye level, and then compare that to a shot photographed from either low or high, lying down on the ground or photographing from a hight. With Rio

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Landscape photography tips

We are having lovely weather at the moment so why not go out and practice your landscape photography?! Here are a few suggestions to improve your technique! 1. Location scouting When you find a landscape you like, take a walk around and look at it from different places and different angles – finding a good

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Top tips for macro photography

Top tips for macro photography

Summer is a great time to practice macro photography as there are loads of flowers and insects buzzing around everywhere! To obtain a nice sharp shot of your favourite flower or insect, try applying these techniques: 1. Change your camera mode to macro or close-up 2. Come close to your subject, half press the shutter

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