Police hassle professional photographers

A photographer from a Birmingham-based photographic agency has raised a complaint with West Midlands Police following an incident in which he says a police officer forced him to delete images from his memory card. The website for Editorial Photographers in the UK and Ireland reports that Lawrence Looi, who has been a staff photographer with [...]

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PhotographyVoter

If you like to keep up on your news and views related to photography, there’s a site that can make finding articles far easier – PhotographyVoter. The site, which looks vaguely like dig, features news, articles and opinion on all things photography, which you can then vote on, with the items with the most votes [...]

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Update on UK Anti-Photographer Police Campaign

Following my earlier post on the UK Police campaign that is only going to produce more hassle for photographers, things are slowly beginning to move. Over the last couple of weeks, there have been questions in the press from the public, an early day motion started to pressure the Government to clearly state what rights [...]

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Lightroom Tips & Tricks eBook

Continuing my theme of highlighting tips, articles and plug-ins for Adobe Lightroom, Joe Barret has released a free eBook containing 30 tips and tricks on his site, Image Space. He mainly covers the library and develop module and for someone wanting to get to grips with Lightroom it could be a good read. All Joe [...]

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An Early St Patrick's Day

Leeds was celebrating St Patrick’s Day early today with a parade through the city centre and lots of entertainment in Millennium Square. By chance I was in town with my camera and so walked around the city with the Parade. Speaking with one of the organising committee on the way, he told me it was [...]

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