Hi All, I’ve just uploaded a new video tutorial to my new YouTube Channel. Exciting! Using just one background, a small selection of props, my camera phone and natural lighting. Useful if you want to capture your own on-brand lifestyle photos to add to your Instagram, Pinterest or blog pages- And the principles can be used with your products too. So, If you're underwhelmed by dull, messy behind-the-scenes desk shots but find using stock library photos a bit too 'fake' and generic, I’m going to show you how to create your own flat lays that look professional yet feel real to your brand. Check it out - I think it will be really useful for you and if you enjoy it please consider a Like and leave a Comment to help the algorithm!! 🙏 https://youtu.be/VF13Q8tqzR4?si=tE8VtByl1ySFJOEU

Hi! I've added a new module within the Classroom area - "Tech and Gear Guides" The Smartphone features is 2nd on the list. It has a PDF inside for you to access. It includes guidance on how to get the best out of your phone features, as well as some other general phone camera tips. It's Level 1 so you'll all have immediate access to it. I'd love to know what you think, and if it's of help.

Hi it would be great to know what camera you are using currently when doing your product photography. You can select in the poll belowbut it would be extra useful to know what type your phone or camera is too 📷 E.g iPhone 11, Samsung Galaxy, canon 700, Nikon coolpix etc

Hi! It’s a lovely day here in Newcastle, UK. Although I'm stuck inside all day 😒 What are you working on today?