Camera position changes the story a portrait tells. Learn how low, eye-level and high angles can communicate authority, connection or vulnerability in business and personal photography.

As a photographer and a mum, I know how chaotic the day can become, so here's a guide to help you create the perfect Christmas family photo using nothing more than your iPhone.

Self-portraits are a powerful way to express yourself and capture moments in time or to create your next LinkedIn / CV portrait. Learning the art of self-portraiture comes with its own set of challenges, especially when it comes to technical aspects.

Self-portraiture is more than just capturing an image; it's a personal and liberating journey. Owning a digital SLR camera can open the door to this creative exploration.

A great portrait is more than just the sharpness of the image or the technical specifications of your equipment. It's about capturing emotion, telling a story, and eliciting a reaction from your audience.

Here is why you should join me in breaking free from the traditional family photo routine and diving into the creative world of portrait mode to document your festive celebrations.

Drawing on her early film career, Katie explains why careful lighting, exposure and composition at the time of capture can save editing time and produce stronger photographs.

Your camera should complement your craft. You'll want a camera with quick autofocus and high burst rates if you're into action shots. For travel photography, portability might top your list of priorities. So, think about the specific demands of your art.

In today's digital age, having a solid online presence is an absolute must, and LinkedIn has become the go-to platform for professionals in all fields. And you know what? Your LinkedIn profile picture is a big deal when it comes to making a positive impression on potential employers, peers, or clients.

I recently created and shared a video on Instagram highlighting the game-changing equipment I use to make my iPhone portraits. Because so many people in my community were confused about how I was shooting so many frames at once without touching the phone. Most people need to learn about the fantastic equipment to help you create the ultimate iPhone portrait.

The Aperture is the opening in the lens that allows light to pass through the camera and onto the sensor. And this opening can be sized to control the light entering the camera, but it also creates a blurred background. But let's dive deeper so you know next time you want to shoot the perfect portrait.

Given this digital world we live in, more employers what to see what you look like before the interview. I guess they want to see how presentable you are. But who has a budget for a photographer? So I have created a step by step guide and a video on Instagram on how to get THE SHOT, and you don't need any tripods or camera stands. 

Follow a step-by-step process for creating a professional LinkedIn portrait with an iPhone, natural light and an uncluttered background—no specialist equipment required.