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• 90 Portraits In 90 Days - Faye and Trevor Yerbury page 1
  Poppy Scotland Appeal - 90th Anniversary... more>>
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• Mark Ashworth page 1
  My career started when I was accepted by a respected and well-established high street studio, based in Cambridge, UK. Frances Dumbleton had built her business from a small office a... more>>
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• John Baikies Remote Desktop page 1
  John Baikie shares his thoughts on pocket wizards' and off-camera flash... more>>
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• Ballerina du jour page 1
  No other generic subject classification approaches the classic and artistic treatment like the portraiture of ballerinas.... more>>
• Big Flash Portraits… page 1
  Can social photographers come close the results of the fashion Fashion portraits take social photography to the next level. greats without the big budget...? ... more>>
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• The Art of Body Painting & Make-up page 1
  We introduced this topic in the editorial of the previous issue and promised to return – we have returned!... more>>
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• I Should Have Been Born A Moth because I’ am Drawn To The Light page 1
  Light... just enough to trim the shoulders of a languid and slender silhouette. The shutter is released over and over. Some hours later, sharp and attentive eyes scan the clip test... more>>
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• Back into the Camera Room by Dave Newman page 1
  Basic layout and Design of a working Camera Room... more>>
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• Claire Savona make-up artist page 1
  The outside of the lips were then outlined with a flesh coloured pencil, (this technique is used when using a brighter colour on lips, to avoid the colour running under the heat of... more>>
• A Classic Approach page 1
  On the back of his recent success in the Click Photography Awards Mark Ashworth is proving that even in this digital age there’s no substitute for good all-round technical skills a... more>>
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• Creating Excitement In Wedding And Portrait Photography page 1
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• You have to be a dog owner to understand. page 1
  Of course, tapping into any specific market requires planning and effective methods... more>>
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• From a Dream to a Living page 1
  Why would anyone with two children at university and a fairly stable income from a well-established marketing consultancy want to set up a new business about which he knew nothing,... more>>
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• Emma's Diary page 1
  Bump and Baby initiative.... more>>
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• Environmental Portraiture by Catherine Povaschuk page 1
  Lighting i s probably the most challenging part of working outside of the studio. I like to think in terms of a main light and a fill light. You have to find your light outdoors.... more>>
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• Evangelical Zeal Part 2 (Revenge of the computer nerds!!!) page 1
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• Family Portraiture page 1
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• 50 Shades of Grey Part II page 1
  Laura Major of Shane Miller Studios reacts to John Baikie's piece in a previous Imagemaker – chains are off, gloves are on!... more>>
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• Jules Macdonald Girl Power page 1
  When Aberdeen-based photographer Jules Macdonald wanted to create some exciting new fashion work she recruited a formidable team of creative all-girl talent to work alongside her o... more>>
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• How to take great portraits page 1
  How to take great portraits’ is aimed at the hobbyist or semi-pro photographer who enjoy their photography and want to take their skills to the next level. It teaches them how to t... more>>
• Hands hands and more hands page 1
  The placement of subject’s hands can either emphasise or detract from facial expressions and the overall mood of the image.... more>>
• Images Designed With You In Mind page 1
  All Hail The New Rock & Roll... more>>
• Improve your portrait sales by following these simple rules page 1
  Customers will simply resist spending £££ on a snapshot, they will however be far more tempted to part with their hard earned cash if it is a beautiful crafted polished professiona... more>>
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• It all started off quite quietly really! page 1
  Nick takes us through his cover image... more>>
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• Jon Jenkins takes a light hearted look at baby photography page 1
  You sit in the studio waiting for your next customer. In walks mum, 20 minutes late, from the pouring rain, pushing a plasticcovered pram.... more>>
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• The KISS Principle page 1
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• Lesley Wood page 1
  Lesley tells us learning from the best in the business is a key part of Lesley’s success strategy…... more>>
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• Light and Laughter page 1
  Wherever you live, or wherever you base your business, there will be fantastic locations for portraits all around you. You only have to look. But what makes a great location? There... more>>
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• In Love With Light page 1
  The ever-popular Jerry Ghionis is back at the 2013 Convention, and alongside his workshops he’ll also be delivering what’s sure to be a sell-out full day seminar on the final Monda... more>>
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• Thoughts on low key portraiture page 1
  What goes around come around! For quite a few years we have seen a preponderance of stylish high key, dreamy images and have indeed published a couple of articles on the subject ou... more>>
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• Craig Minielly Environmental Portraits page 1
  To photograph someone on location, is to welcome an opportunity to tell a story of the subject as they wish it to be told…what a privilege to be allowed an insight to an individual... more>>
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• Shooting Pets on Location page 1
  In his professional career, Paul Walker has photographed most animals often categorised as a 'pet' from horses, cats and dogs through to rabbits, guinea pigs and the occasional tro... more>>
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• Physiognomy PORTRAITURE and the Study of the Human Face page 1
  As photographic portraitists we must be aware of the wide variety of controlling factors present in the simple, classic or traditional, head and shoulder portrait process.... more>>
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• Creating a Portrait a Few Hints and Tips page 1
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• The power of low key page 1
  My first venture into creating images was as a child when I used lead pencils. Using the full range of leads from HB through 7B, I was at a young age, able to create images that ha... more>>
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• The Puppy Dog Close page 1
  Adorable? Yes of course they are. That is what you tell your children while browsing online. But the conversation you are having inside your head is a little different, and goes mo... more>>
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• Remote Desktop page 1
  head shots make-up hair and shoes... more>>
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• Rolling with the BIG Dog Part 7 page 1
  Rolling with the Big Dog... more>>
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• Secrets to Success on Location page 1
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• Seeing the Soul page 1
  When women come into my studio, the first thing they most often say to me is, I am not photogenic. I have never had a good portrait. But she wants one. Most arrive at my studio ner... more>>
• Singing in the Rain page 1
  Helen goes through taking pictures in the British weather... more>>
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• When Space is an Issue page 1
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• A taste of Romance page 1
  Eternal romantic Louise Sumner gets her inspiration from films, novels and music... more>>
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• Thinking Outside The Box page 1
  As photographers we are governed by certain rules, although with new technology things have loosened up a bit we still have to stick to what is viable in the situation we’re in.... more>>
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• Turning Medium-format - Jerry Ghionis page 1
  Peter Eastway interviews Jerry Ghionis about his move to medium-format digital and what it means for his wedding and portrait photography.... more>>
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• The Writing on the Wall page 1
  Craig Minielly explains how using everyday objects and settings can turn your environmental portraits in to unique photographs.... more>>
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• Wendy Newman Take Heart You’re Not Alone page 1
  Has your business been severely affected by the economy?... more>>
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• Mike Williams on Portraiture Lighting page 1
  It’s all to do with painting shadows on the face, and then adding sparkle in the eyes. If you look at great portraits and wonder how they created that effect, just look at the eyes... more>>

• Building up a Business page 1
  Fresh Makeover Photographer of the Year Stuart McIntyre is bucking the economic... more>>>
• Living with Fairies page 1
  An article, which appeared in Professional Imagemaker magazine, entitled Living ... more>>>
• Broaden your horizons page 1
  Chris goes through his projects at the Convention 2013... more>>>
• The fame game page 1
  Stuart goes through his extrondinary career... more>>>
• Fine art finesse page 1
  Raven Mathis has built herself a great reputation and she’s now looking to sprea... more>>>
• Afternoon Delight page 1
  "... I came to the conclusion that bright colors and jumbles of flowers are the ... more>>>
• Chromakey 2.0 page 1
  Tom Lee reviews Reflecmedia's latest offering... more>>>
• The Scifi of Eye-fi page 1
  Sometimes, working in the studio or on location can frustrate the heck out of yo... more>>>
• Capturing the invisible page 1
  Marko Dutka Fellow of the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographer explains ... more>>>
• Dave Montizambert’s Creating With Light Skip Lighting page 1
  Dave Montizambert lectures internationally on lighting, digital photography and ... more>>>
• A likeness painted with light page 1
  Photographer Mike Williams on Portraiture Lighting photographic article... more>>>
• Light Modifiers for Flashguns page 1
  Tom Lee tests the Softlite... more>>>
• What, No Fill Light? page 1
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• What about the Light? - seeing is Believing page 1
  "…the weakest element in professional photography is lighting technique…"... more>>>
• The End Game – the second half page 1
  The crux of the matter is, you cannot decide on the best processing settings unt... more>>>
• Going The Distance page 1
  Dave Montizambert’s Creating With Light Going The Distance... more>>>
• Bright Ideas for Lighitng page 1
  Looking to invest in a new set of lights to fashion a portable studio for socia... more>>>
• Talking Heads page 1
  Last month, in our inaugural part of Posing Pouch, whilst deliberately keeping t... more>>>
• Posing Pouch Talking Heads with Andy Cubin page 1
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• Posing Pouch-Chin Up and Wind Your Neck in - Par t 3 page 1
  Part Three of a Series on Posing... more>>>
• Posing Pouch –Keep Your Hands to Yourself - Part 4 page 1
  Andy Cubin takes us through the art of posing hands.... more>>>
• Truth, Lies and Portrait Touch-up page 1
  How research into the way people see themselves in photographs, coupled with kno... more>>>
• Designed to sell Mark Ashworth LSWPP page 1
  Mark shares his thoughts on the Convention... more>>>
• Award-winning portrait photography - is it all in the genes? page 1
  120 Lichfield Road, Rushall, Walsall. Does the address ring any bells? Well, if ... more>>>
• Desert Twister page 1
  Take a path less travelled: a dusty desert model shoot... more>>>
• Portrait Professional 9 Studio page 1
  Andrew Berend has described the philosophy behind Portrait Professional on the p... more>>>
• Portrait Professional - round 2 page 1
  Since we first showed Portrait Professional to readers of Professional Imagemake... more>>>
• Denton in Ireland page 1
  John Denton tells of his experience lecturing in Irland... more>>>
• The Maltese Way page 1
  Malta is known for many things, including its beautiful Mediterranean climate, i... more>>>
• Loving the business page 1
  Morag McDonald professional photographer fives an insight into her photographic ... more>>>
• Happy to Share page 1
  Andrea Barrett leading Yorkshire based photographer tells of her perpetrations f... more>>>
• The Beauty of Weddings page 1
  Seamus Costelloe is the master of blending wedding, portrait and fashion photogr... more>>>
• Back to Basics page 1
  Building on her own experience of setting up a wedding photography business, Lou... more>>>
• The Value of all that you Love page 1
  Anurag Sharma discusses his 2012 Convention lectures with plenty of photographic... more>>>
• Martina Morgan's Fashion Forum page 1
  In an attempt to educate the male members of our fraternity, Mike McNamee asked ... more>>>
• Nine Weddings and No Funeral page 1
  Having reported on Gary’s initial experiences with the FujiFilm S5 Pro we though... more>>>
• Contemporary Style Meets Timeless Quality by Michelle Perkins page 1
  Michelle explores Sam's particular style... more>>>