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Ensuring you capture the unforgettable moments of your wedding means that you’re able to relive the joy of the special day for years to come. From the first look, to saying ‘I do’ and the first dance, having all of these momentous photos beautifully curated in one place will allow you to cherish them forever. While digital galleries are convenient, a wedding photo album is one of the best ways to preserve these memories and have them at your fingertips. There’s something timeless and meaningful about holding a physical album in your hands, turning each page, and sharing your story with family and friends.

Whether you’re photographing portraits or products, understanding how to control and shape light is the key to getting the perfect shot. Read on as we break down the essentials of studio lighting, from getting to know the different types of lights and modifiers to understanding how positioning, intensity, and direction affect your final image.

With so many lighting options available, choosing the right equipment can be daunting. That’s why we’re here to break it down and help you make an informed decision tailored to your creative requirements.

Setting up a photography studio at home is a game-changer for both amateur enthusiasts and professional photographers alike. Whether you're looking to capture stunning portraits, shoot high-quality product images, or produce online creative content, having a dedicated shooting space at home is both convenient and offers control over the final product.

From compact, entry-level models to professional-grade devices, whether you’re looking for resolution and colour accuracy or speed and format compatibility, in this guide we compare the range of scanners available to help you make an informed decision.

RGB LEDs and bi-coloured LEDs provide versatile and unique lighting solutions suitable for a range of applications in photography and videography, enabling you to set the perfect scene. They’re a popular choice due to their adaptability, ease of use and tangible brightness controls.

Capturing the perfect sunrise or sunset photo is a dream for many photographers. The vibrant colours, dappled lighting and serene landscapes can create breath taking images, but it can often be difficult to photograph and convey the true beauty of the scene. Trying to do these unique moments justice to accurately replicate the wonder we can see with the naked eye requires a certain level of skill.

Whether it’s photos of special memories or your favourite works of art, hanging up pictures on your wall is a great way to add pops of colour or personable touches to your interior décor. It can help make a statement or simply make a room feel more homely as you showcase your favourite images.

Preserving cherished memories in a photo album is a great way to look back on special moments and keep them alive forever. However, choosing how to mount your photos inside the album can make all the difference in creating a visually appealing collection. Whether you’re assembling a wedding album, showcasing a creative scrapbook, or simply archiving family pictures, choosing the right mounting method is key to achieving the perfect look and ensuring your photos are organised and well-protected for years to come.

If you’re a photography enthusiast, it’s time to mark your calendars for the year ahead as 2025 promises an exciting line-up of world-class photography exhibitions that are sure to inspire. From ground-breaking retrospectives of legendary photographers to progressive contemporary showcases, and displays that capture significant eras of the past, the upcoming year’s exhibitions are set to captivate, inspire, and challenge your perception of visual storytelling. 

Whether you’re filming a video for social media or taking the plunge into landscape photography, one issue all creatives come across at one point or another is shaky footage and ruined shots. Even if you’re filming at home, the last thing you want is to be mid-capturing your masterpiece and for your phone or camera to fall off the carefully balanced books you’ve placed and ruin the moment. So, no matter if you’re just starting out or you’re a seasoned film and photography expert, a tripod is a must when looking to master your next piece.

When it comes to choosing the perfect photo frame, it’s more than just picking a design that complements the image and your home décor. Accurate measurements are crucial to ensure that your cherished memories are displayed just as you envision. Whether you’re looking to frame family portraits, holiday memories, art prints or certificates, getting the frame size right is essential to not only protecting the image but also creating your desired aesthetic.

When it comes to displaying your favourite memories or art, choosing the right-sized photo frame is just as important as selecting the piece that is being framed. Whether you’re framing a family portrait, a piece of artwork, or a moment captured during a special occasion, the size of the frame can greatly impact the overall look and feel of your display.