Have you ever felt like chucking out everything you’ve made and starting again? Maybe you’re sick of shooting fashion, or you think you might get more work if you focus on still life instead of lifestyle, or vice versa. At this time of year it’s easy to default to ‘I’ll just start over’. New year,
At the end of last year I dropped in a reminder to list your wins from 2024. If you haven’t yet done that I highly recommend it as a starting place to get clarity about this year. For me, I ran workshops in London, Hanoi, Sydney and Melbourne. I was a part of Head On
Are you being told you must have a niche, such as still life, or healthcare or fashion or adventure or agriculture? If so, you might be struggling to understand where you actually belong, especially if you resent feeling pigeonholed when you actually enjoy a diverse range of work. Aargh! What to do? I too believe
‘Did your dad recognise you, Christina?’ That’s the question I get asked the most when I talk about the time recently spent in England with my dad, who has advanced dementia. It’s a question I would also have asked- until now. People with dementia often have optic nerve issues and cannot see what we see.
When I met 7 photographers in Cuba to help them make personal projects they’d developed on The Series Project Workshop, it wouldn’t have occurred to me that just over one year later the work would be one of the joint exhibitions being showcased at Head On Photo Fest this year. So I am beyond excited to announce
Everyone knows that when you’re marketing you should focus on a niche. It’s true. It actually makes life much easier if you’re focusing on one group of people. But if you’ve been told that your niche is a type of industry like Pharma, automotive, sport or adventure, and you’re only targeting brands in those niches,
Train conductor 1 (in Geordie accent): ‘Eee I feel like I’m working fast today’ Train conductor 2 (in Polish accent): ‘You feel like?’ Train conductor 1: ‘Do I feel alright?’ Train conductor 2: ‘Yes I feel alright- another passenger asked me that before.’ I’m on a crowded train from London to Newcastle. Word for word,
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