by Sue Todd | Jan 31, 2026 | Behind the Scenes, Creative Photography, Drinks, Food Photography, Planning Photography
Today is National Hot Chocolate Day, which seems rather fitting looking out at the grey January weather. I’ve never been a huge hot chocolate fan myself, but it’s slowly growing on me. Are you a fan? This is a shot I created a few years ago for a client,...
by Sue Todd | Jun 11, 2024 | Food Photography, Marketing, Planning Photography, Story Telling
A term often bandied about by photographers is ‘White Space’ but what is it? ‘White space’, which is sometimes called ‘negative space’ (which can be something different again, but let’s not complicate things) is a concept photographers use that leaves areas in an...
by Sue Todd | Jun 1, 2024 | Food, Food Photography, Planning Photography, Workshops
Well here we are a whole six months into 2024! Just Wow! It’s simply sped over, don’t you think? It seems like yesterday it was the 1st January with so much to do and so many options lying ahead! So have you done all you had planned so far? Have you come...
by Sue Todd | Apr 18, 2023 | Action Photography, Behind the Scenes, Creative Photography, Lifestyle Photography, Photography, Planning Photography
I was asked how I shot this image of pancakes. Indeed people often ask me ‘how did you do that’? Normally the answer is ‘very carefully’. I thought it might be nice to start sharing some behind the scenes stories. The fact is that food photography isn’t just a case...
by Sue Todd | Jan 24, 2023 | Business Growth, Marketing, Photography, Planning Photography, Work with me
You are going to hate me for this post BUT it’s so, so necessary AND more importantly, if you being to think about it now, while Christmas 2022 is still in your mind, then you’re gonna make Christmas 2023 one whole lot easier! How? Well, right now you can remember...
by Sue Todd | Jan 11, 2023 | Branding, Marketing, Photography, Planning Photography, Uncategorized, Work with me
I’d suggest that for many photography is an expense they are trying to justify not spending on. But I’d like to make the point that while you see it as an expense it really ought to be viewed as an Investment, a really important one at that. Building a...
