Posted On June 7, 2020
Andy Brown is a musician and a photographer with an evident penchant for headshots. He has taken some time out from life in Buckinghamshire, which he shares with his wife and their 2 year-old son, to have a quick chat with us about his work. What was your first camera? The first […]
Read more >Posted On May 31, 2020
What was your first camera? My first camera was a Canon A1 that I still have and use today. I bought it when I started studying photography in school so that I could use the darkroom and learn how to develop black and white film along with doing enlargements. What equipment do you have […]
Read more >Posted On May 23, 2020
My first camera that I can remember was the Olympus XA. My dad was a big Olympus fan and I remember him giving it to me. I recall that towards the end of it’s life the shutter button got sand or grit under it and made it unreliable (sand is a definite no no)!!! […]
Read more >Posted On May 17, 2020
CameraWorld have a crack team of experts who are keen photographers themselves so we thought you may enjoy getting to know the team and their cameras! This is the third in a series of interviews allowing you guys to get to know the photographer behind the counter. Photographic Story by Will Harold. What was your […]
Read more >Posted On May 10, 2020
CameraWorld have a crack team of experts who are keen photographers themselves so we thought you may enjoy getting to know the team and their cameras! This is the second in a series of interviews allowing you guys to get to know the photographer behind the counter. At the age of 12 my father […]
Read more >Posted On May 3, 2020
CameraWorld have a crack team of experts who are keen photographers themselves so we thought you may enjoy getting to know the team and their cameras! This is the first in a series of interviews allowing you guys to get to know the photographer behind the counter. We start with Hannah from our Chelmsford […]
Read more >Posted On April 27, 2020
Remember the good old days when you walked up to a restaurant to look at the peeling, sun bleached photos of the menu tacked to the window? The photos were usually taken on the counter of a dark and dingy kitchen with all the finesse of the proverbial bull in a china shop. No wonder […]
Read more >Posted On April 19, 2020
Create a Nature Haven to Attract Wildlife to your Garden This springtime is proving to have the perfect conditions for wildlife to thrive. The quiet roads mean that our wild neighbours are feeling braver than normal, keen to take advantage of the peace and reclaim the spaces that were previously inhabited by humans. The […]
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