Peter Davey launches Photographytv.tv

18/02/08

Photography TV launches today with a 30 minute pilot, magazine style show aimed at digital photographers of all abilities. The lively Sian Welby presents an upbeat and topical programme never seen before.

Photography TV brings you exciting, humorous and engaging reviews, interviews and techniques right across the broad spectrum of digital photography. Everything from camera phones to kit bags with high value content that any photographer can benefit from.

Peter Davey - executive producer has put together a top team that aim to deliver an exciting high quality programme that viewers will enjoy. He commented “this is a new and exciting concept that I hope will appeal to digital photographers of all ages and abilities. For too long programmes about photography have been dull and delivered in an unimaginative way that does not engage the viewer.”

Later adding, “there is clearly a place in the market for a high quality programme that is well produced and well presented. Photographytv.tv is delivered through the internet to your PC – as that’s where most digital photographers will be when they are not taking pictures !!.”

The 30 minute pilot show is just the start of what we aim to grow into a regular series of programmes which will engage with the viewer both on the internet and through traditional broadcast mediums.

We’re keen to work with equipment manufacturers, sponsors and content providers to ensure our viewers can continue to enjoy PhotographyTV for years to come.

Photographytv.tv is the brain child of Peter Davey - freelance photographer and marketing man who’s photography and marketing background goes back over 20 years.

More information about the Team is available here.

http://www.photographytv.tv/

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