That Photo Coach

10/08/2021

There will be a blog post in the near future with some top tips for sport and action photography.

Do you have any sport-snapping questions you'd like answered? Feel free to comment them and they can be answered in the post!

Happy snapping 📸

06/10/2020

I don't give my laptop an easy time.
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01/08/2020

It's actually very well priced for what it offers.
But I'm broke.
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27/07/2020

Some top tips for landing yourself some more photography work!
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24/07/2020

BLOG POST
I asked 14 mountain bike photographers what they wish they knew when they started.
There's also loads of tips in here for sport and action photography outside of the world of mountain biking.
thatphotocoach.com/blog/14-mountain-bike-photographers-answer-things-they-wish-they-knew-when-they-started

As more people are hurling themselves down hillsides on their two-wheeled contraptions, they want to have their photo taken. Having only a limited knowledge of mountain bike photography myself, I decided to ask some people with more experience.

20/07/2020

When somebody says "I could take photos like that if I had an expensive camera"

17/07/2020

P A I N
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08/07/2020

Rocking up to photographer clubs/meets after buying another expensive piece of camera gear.

29/06/2020

By consuming content from other creatives we can observe and learn new techniques and methods.
You can tune in to a world of photography content on photo sharing platforms like Instagram or Pinterest, or by looking in magazines about photography, wildlife, fashion, etc.
Just be sure to implement different styles from different creatives, and put your own twists on them. Dont copy.

21/06/2020

The new blog post is packed full of handy information for you whether you're taking the baby steps into casual photography or looking to land more gigs and make some money from snapping.
Link to website in bio 🤘🏼📸
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16/06/2020

Great Success!
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09/06/2020

Often, the final image is generated in our minds before we even take the shot.
Personally, I've benefitted immensely from picturing the final image before I snap, allowing me to shoot in a way that means I can edit the shot very close to my idea.
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