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Fellow photographer - I provide advanced classes and one on one tutorials for photographers who understand and have practiced photography and are looking to improve their performance in photographing weddings, portraits and social/business event. The common theme is photographing people.

Each sessions is typically for two + hours and the content and length of each session is tailored to your requirements and level of development.  Tutorials are normally held at my base in Esher, Surrey - local for London and Surrey clients but quite accessible for the Home Counties.  I have a flexible approach that can cover visits to you, schedules adapted to your availability and locations.  Remote sessions using web and phone can be used along side the face to face teaching, for those living/working further a field - especially when reviewing assignments. 

Topics covered include: 

Composition, selection of photographs, use of light, helping subjects to relax and bring their best to the photography, critiques of your work, developing your style and eye for a good photograph, the management of the wedding or portrait session, photography as a business, use of computers and editing tools.

An important part of the learning process involves you taking photographs as an assignment (before and between tutorial sessions).   These are critiqued and discussed at the next teaching session.  These help focus the tutorials on your skills and development. While most sessions are concerned with taking photographs and handling the subjects I can also cover commercial aspects of professional photography.

On occasions, I also provide extensions to tutorials through you working with me on one of my photographic shoots or me joining one of your commissions. I also provide a tutorial follow up service for tutorial clients who need brief advice - using phone, email or a brief meeting.

Do ring or email me  if interested in discussing how I can help you develop as a professional photographer, as an advanced amateur photographer or to move from an amateur to a professional photographer.

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