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Check out the latest interviewee on “people behind the lens” Ian "Biggers" Bignell of Ian Bignell Photographer, a photographer based in Kent.

We are Back! Thanks for all the kind messages wishing me a good holiday etc! Honestly, I was a bit taken aback by it. You guys are the best!  I was one of the lucky 15,000 that got caught up...

Spent a bit of time shooting some of the orders I have been working on today and I thought id stick it in a blog with a bit of a mini update.

Photography like many things in life is a journey that never ends. You never stop learning, developing and creating. So you've got two choices, follow the beaten path or blaze your own trail. The next Photographer in my People Behind...

The World, The Universe and Everything It's been a wild time recently. The world has changed and EVERYONE has had to roll with the punches, adapt to jarring change and its been really fucking hard. But as Marcus Aurelius said: "Is...

I’m gonna prefix this one with the fact that, these are not my words, these are from user and friend of the brand and very talented photographer Gary Jude of Jude Photography. Thanks for the great blog and lowdown Gary!...

My Mum always used to say to me when I was growing up, "your soul gets dyed by what you do, so always do good". This has driven me my entire life. And shapes the work I do and how I...

You may have heard this phrase banded around on some product pages and be none the wiser. Get the low down on patina, how to develop it, and even how to slow it down!

I love making leather goods, its a genuine passion of mine. It makes me happy to start and finish a project. From selecting the hide to what rivet to use I enjoy every aspect of it.  This love of what...

For me, Cloverlily Leatherworks is not just about making leather goods. As a photographer myself I am aware of how hard and stressful it can be. So i wanted to make products that make being a professional photographer easier. They...

Selecting the perfect sling or harness is, arguably, an unenviable task for any photographer. Whilst it fills you with excitement comparable to the first time you ever picked up a camera, when you don a work changing harness. You can rest easy knowing...