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Laura Morgan
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Yesterday I travelled to the heart of Sussex in the UK to record a chat with Laura Morgan. Laura has been instrumental in helping me to become very comfortable with portrait photography. ??Laura is a very accomplished photographer in her own right (although that’s not quite how she would put it). She has also become one of my trusted photobuddies.I invite you to listen to the whole of our conversation which forms Episode 22 of Photography 121.
Laura Morgan’s work can be found on line in various places.
If you want to see some of the photographs referred to during our conversation then I recommend that you start here:
http://www.lauramorganphotography.co.uk/
and then get in contact with Laura on facebook or via flickr.
https://www.facebook.com/Lollyven
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Laura-Morgan-Photography/146565008692998
http://www.flickr.com/people/imagoart/
After recording this episode I set up my portable portrait studio and we had some fun creating a series of portraits of Laura.
I would love to hear what you think of this particular photograph (at the top of this page) which I created during that session.
Thank you for listening and keep on clicking!
Stephen Cotterell
p.s. When you want some details of my portrait project which I mentioned during our chat you are most welcome to visit
http://stephencotterell.com
p.p.s. Thanks to Dan Blackwell for the Photography 121 theme tune. Please google Dan Blackwell Music to listen to more of his work.
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