Back in September, I took part in the first London Urban Photo Race. The concept is genius. A photo marathon - 12 hours, 1 city, 6 themes and 18 photos. 'Throughout the day participants were challenged to make a photo series (3 photos per theme) within a given time limit. These themes were disclosed at scheduled checkpoints throughout London, the purpose being to give participants
If you are looking to get the 'person who has everything' a Christmas present, then why not have a look at some of these smartphone photography gift ideas. For all these suggestions below, please do check that they are compatible with your smartphone. First stop... How about a gift voucher for a 1:1 (or 1:2) Smartphone Safari, either in London or Hertfordshire (other locations
Why Smartphone Photography? After many years in the business of corporate photography, and listening to the needs of various business owners, I saw a gap in the market which I felt held huge potential. It's because of this exciting opportunity that I started running my Smartphone Photography workshops. So, what exactly are these courses, and why should your business consider booking one? Size doesn't matter
To get that beautiful, silky effect of long exposure images, you would normally have to have a tripod, and a very steady hand. On the iPhone 7 (and higher), if you have updated to IOS 11 or above, you can achieve this without the need for extra equipment. First of all, make sure your camera setting is on 'Live' mode (top, middle icon next to
A couple of years ago, Instagram was seen as a platform for the younger generation - teenagers wanting to practice their pouting selfies or celebrities endorsing big brands. To an extent, this still seems to be the opinion of many, but these stats from two Instagram accounts I manage show that the tide is turning. It's really interesting to see that the 25-34+ age ranges
Here is a top tip when trying to get those tricky action shots. Either do a burst of photos (keep your finger on the shutter button so it keeps shooting until you take your finger off), or do a slow-motion video of the action. If you do a burst, first of all review your photos. To do this (on an iPhone), click on the first
I have been meaning to blog for ages, and just never got round to it. Jeanette Lendon Photography (JLP) is branching out into something a bit different, and this year is the year to make it go big. My Instagram and Smartphone Photography workshops and webinars will be running alongside my corporate and commercial photography, which is very exciting. A few years ago I
