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I Was Sent to Coventry
Coventry: Not as Bad as You'd Think Last week I was sent to Coventry, don't worry I didn't do anything wrong and I'm not a Cavalier — the loca…
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Wildlife & Landscape Photography at Ashridge House
Wildlife & Landscape Photography Introduction Workshop Learn new creative outdoor photography skills at Ashridge House in Landscape, Architecture and Wi…
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- Phil Richardson
- Berkhamsted, Herts, United Kingdom
- I'm a photographer, videographer and trainer based in Berkhamsted, twenty-plus years into it now. I shoot on full-frame, mirrorless, 35mm film or phone, depending on what the job actually calls for. I work across Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, London and the South East, and the work's taken me to some great places over the years — Ashridge House, Hampton Court, the Tower of London, Blenheim Palace, the V&A, and further afield too. Whatever the brief, I'm always looking for the shot that says something, not just one that ticks a box. I also train photographers and videographers 1:1, and it's honestly one of my favourite parts of the job. There's something really satisfying about watching someone finally get their head round exposure, or work out how to direct people naturally instead of just pointing a camera at them. If you need someone who can shoot it, edit it, and talk you through what they did — that's me.
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