by Alan S. Morrison | Mar 11, 2020 | Photography, PR, public relations
It’s not good sending media a story if the supporting content you send is of the wrong type or in the wrong format. Here are a few useful tips to avoid missing out on coverage or having just text because you sent the wrong thing in the wrong format. Copyright Any...
by Alan S. Morrison | Feb 5, 2020 | Photography
DON’T take a work profile picture straight-on, with the subject standing against the wall – it’ll look like a mugshot! Instead, have the subject away from any wall, at an angle, head turned towards the camera – like this one I took of client...
by Alan S. Morrison | Jan 22, 2020 | Photography
DON’T shoot a selfie or group photo with a bright light behind you unless you want to be in silhouette. Instead, turn till it’s lighting you and the background is appropriate.
by Alan S. Morrison | Dec 9, 2017 | Event photography, Photography
How much control should councils give citizens in deciding how services are delivered to them? Carnegie UK Trust has a new report with important ideas. Here are some of the photos I was commissioned to take at the Edinburgh report launch. Thanks to CUKT for asking me...
by Alan S. Morrison | May 20, 2017 | copywriting, Photography
As a professional photographer you’d expect me to say a picture is worth 1,000 words. We’ve all heard it before. And it’s true of great pictures which encapsulate a complex story or message in one, usually simple, form. What they share with great copywriting is the...
by Alan S. Morrison | May 14, 2017 | Music, Photography
Craig Weir & the Cabalistic Cavalry played support to John Hassall & The April Rainers at The Green Room, Perth, last night. They played a great set. To see a selection of my photos, go to the Facebook album...
