How did you start in photography?
Started taking photos and processing them in my school dark room when I was 16 BUT then lost photography until when my daughter Caitlin was born and started taking pictures of her....things sort of snow balled from there!
What is your genre and how did you fall into that genre?
Your camera is your livelihood. Whether it is stolen from a shoot site or lost over the edge of the Grand Canyon, our Professional Photographers Insurance provides peace of mind.
Did you know that most photographic equipment is not covered under a standard home contents policy? There are also limits to the amount of equipment you can insure under a travel insurance policy.
How did you start in photography?
IMPORTANT!!
Elections and AGM are approaching fast!!
Have you thought about serving on the committee? Now is the time to nominate! Nominations close in 2 weeks.
It's a super simple process and we will need some new faces to show their support.
You can download the nomination form here Pro Photography WA Committee Nomination Form
AGM attendance
Your images can become part of Western Australia’s folklore and cultural history where the State Library of WA may select your images for inclusion in it’s `Collection’
(and provide you with a modest payment).
For full details, see the Orloff Awards website info under the heading "Your Images in the State Library Collection!!!
How did you start in photography?
Have you considered joining the Pro Photography WA committee?
Elections for committee members will soon be open and we would love to have you onboard.
Fitzgerald Photo Imaging is a professional photo laboratory and digital bureau located in North Perth. We handle all aspects of photographer workloads by concentrating on production and workflow issues.
What does that mean for you?
A trained imaging professional checks every print processed ensuring each one is perfect. That's right, every single one. Everyone gets the same treatment, amateur photographers as well as professional photographers.
1. What advice do you have for those starting out?
Find your niche and keep at it. It's important to find what it is in photography that floats your boat, that gets you excited to get behind the lens and to press the shutter button. It's different things to different people, so the first step is to work out what it is that gets you going as a photographer. Forget about what other people are doing, or what the "market" is when it comes to photography.
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