There are probably lots of things you want. Beautiful, challenging, meaningful briefs that align with the work you love making. An income which allows you to support those who need you, and which gives you the freedom to say no to the jobs which don’t float your boat. And space to create work for yourself
Today as we celebrate International Women’s Day, I want to shout out to all you fricken-amazing-rockstar-kick-ass women who have turned photography into a career. It’s hard enough in general to be a lens-based image maker but holy moly, the hurdles that women have faced over the years need no explanation. One of those hurdles has
If you’ve been following me for a while, or working with me, you’ll know that I am obsessed with personal work as a vital part of a photographers practice. Not only because it’s a way to flex your creative muscles, push yourself harder and remind yourself why you did this in the first place. But
‘Are you going to Tania’s party this avo?’ My friend asked me. ‘Ummm…no.’ ‘You’re on the Facebook invite list’. ‘I am?’ I jumped into FB and checked in events, and yup there it was, together with some other things I’d missed, including 3 exhibition openings. Wait what? EXHIBITIONS! Here’s the thing. I hadn’t received invitations
In exactly a week’s time, all over Asia, the Chinese Lunar New Year is beginning, and I always love this time to actually stop and set goals. Let’s face it- there’s just so much stuff going on in December and January. This year is the year of the dragon, and often known as the year
If you’re a photographer who specialises in a certain genre, like fashion, food, sport, beer, automotive or adventure- whatever you’ve been pigeonholed into, it can be hard to imagine the possibility of changing direction. And yet changes can be thrust upon us, (hello editorials) or you might also be ‘over’ that genre and ready to
Well that Email last week about Guns and Lenses prompted a LOT of discussion. If you missed it you can read it here I’ve received many suggestions for new ways to say ‘shooting’, such as ‘creating’, ‘making’, ‘projects’, ‘releasing’, ‘pressing pause on time’, or for motion ‘replaying time’, ‘holding the camera’ or ‘holding the moment’.
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