Big Sky by Ryan Edy.
A personal project studying the art of form, colour & light.

AOP 360° – Looking Ahead to 2023 with Zoë Whishaw, Commercial Photography Consultant and Mentor.

“Network, network and network! Contacts (like seeds) take time to bear fruit so there is no time to be wasted. The real-life grapevine is, was and always will be very powerful. Get yourself out there and be seen, be positive, be talked about and get noticed. Give yourself the target of speaking to 3 new people each time you go to an industry/social event…and take a good old-fashioned business card. The more you practice the easier it becomes and the more you will reap the rewards.”

Huge congratulations to all AOP members from students through to Accredited Photographers who were announced as Winners and Shortlisted for the BJP Portrait of Britain Award Vol.5.

WINNER © Danny Burrows

Project News from Carol Allen Storey, Award winning photojournalist and AOP member.

Carol initiated her new project Hidden in the Shadows – Raped pregnant teens in 2022 in Rwanda where she has worked for over 20 years.

AOP Member Marcus Peel shares some personal work taken on a recent visit to Vietnamese island of Phú Quốc.

Your need-to-know insurance advice from Matt Whinney, Managing Director of Williamson Carson

“Shoot personal work, evolve all personal practice, take every opportunity to shoot, be proactive about finding opportunities to shoot, incorporate film if this interests so potentially you have more skills to offer…” Sarah Thomson Head of Art Production at OUL Ogilvy in London shares her predictions for AOP 360° – Looking Ahead to 2023.

“Be careful of cost wars, know your own worth!” Tanja Adams of Another Production share her insights and predictions for AOP 360° – Looking ahead to 2023.

“I think there is a bit of positivity – we just need to get on and keep doing the work, and find the joy within our own industry. ”
AOP 360° Looking Ahead to 2023 wit Hat Margolies of Lucid Representation.