About Creative Experience

In this episode I talk with April Payne , a Houston-based photographer whose work sits somewhere between documentary and editorial and who describes what she does simply as taking pictures of good parties. Not influencer weddings, not a day staked on a single perfect photo, but real people throwing a celebration for the people they love. April shoots roughly 80% documentary, 20% editorial, and the...

In this episode I talk with Yazmine May, a wedding photographer whose work is grounded in human connection, cultural traditions, and a distinctly film-forward approach. We unpack how Yazmine moved from a decade in finance into photography and how motherhood, COVID, and a camera that had been sitting unused became the catalyst. A big thread running through the conversation is feeling over settings...

Today I am joined by London-based photographer Sophie Davidson , whose work spans author portraits, musician portraits, and editorial commissions. In recent years, weddings have become a significant part of Sophie’s practice, and they have approached that shift with the same guiding idea that runs through all their portrait work: make the person in front of the camera feel comfortable enough to be...

During the episode, we discuss how Charlotte transitioned from a successful career as a fashion designer to wedding photographer, her unconventional journey through the creative industries, and her commitment to shooting almost exclusively on film in an increasingly digital landscape. Full Show Notes - http://www.bytomw.com/podcast/from-fashion-designer-to-photographer Charlotte grew up in Paris a...

Today I am joined by the talented London-based photographer Haris Ahmed. He specializes in corporate, startup, and comedy/celebrity photography. During the episode, we discuss how Haris transitioned from working at Apple to building a sustainable photography business, his unconventional path into comedy photography, and his approach to balancing commercial work with creative passion projects. Epis...

It is about the journey. Episode Overview: Today I am joined by the talented wedding photographer and my wonderful friend Emmylou Kelly. She is based in the UK but works worldwide.  During the episode, we discuss how Emmylou got started in the industry, the amazing experiences she has had throughout her career (including Elevate!) and her creative practices! Emmylou started her journey to becoming...

Today I have a truly inspiring guest — Rachel Emma Waring , marketing coach, launch specialist, Pinterest expert and former host of the 'RE: Podcast' and a force to be reckoned with in the world of creative strategy. Rachel’s journey is one that resonates with so many of us in the creative field. She started out designing sets and costumes for theatre, transitioned into running a wedding styling b...

Join your host Tom Wright for an in depth coversation with Barry Harley, a commercial photographer specializing in architectural and hospitality photography. He shares his journey and insights into the business side of photography. He emphasizes the importance of understanding licensing and usage rights, as well as valuing your work and negotiating with clients. Barry also discusses the significan...

In this episode of About Creative Experience Tom W talks to Zoe Goldsmith a professional photographer and Head of Partnership at Imagen AI about what it means to truly serve the creative community. We talk about what companies like Imagen look for in their brand ambassadors and talk about the importance of protecting your creativity when building a career in the photography industry. Tom W's Websi...

In this week's episode we talk to the internationally renowned Destination Wedding Photographer and Canon Ambassador Igor Demba . We talk about, podcasting , creative collaboration and the reality of building a multi year career as a professional photographer. Sit back and enjoy this laidback interview with one of the wedding photography greats. If you'd like to learn from Igor check out his Works...

We dive into the transformative concept that discomfort is your secret weapon for personal growth. Join us as we explore how stepping outside your comfort zone paves the way for new opportunities, enhanced resilience, and a deeper understanding of yourself.

In this week's episode of Photographers Coffee Morning, Tom Wright and Michael Howard (of Musea Lab and Musea Podcast fame) talk about what it means to build a long-lasting career in photography and how that will change in the age of AI. Michael Howard describes his new social app that makes it easy to attribute images to their original creator (with appropriate remuneration for your hard work!)....

n this episode, we explore the challenges of podcasting, the technical hurdles photographers face, and the valuable lessons we can learn from them. Discover how to overcome technical problems, invest in knowledge and equipment, and adapt to challenges for professional growth. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, this episode offers valuable insights and guidance to help you th...

Let's talk about the true essence of commercial photography—craftsmanship. It's time to shift our focus away from the gear frenzy and rediscover the true essence of our art.

I'm Tom Wright, and this week's edition of the Photographers Coffee Morning Podcast features a fascinating interview with the renowned celebrity photographer and podcaster, Tom Barnes. In this episode, Tom shares his thoughts on photography and equipment, offering some sage advice for photographers who want to focus on their passion without getting bogged down in unnecessary gear. Find out what wo...

We talk with our guests this week Nathan and Zoey about the importance of storytelling and creating an emotion in the images you make for your clients. We'll also discuss how to showcase your unique style and approach in your portfolio to make a lasting impression on potential clients.

In this week’s podcast episode, "Do You Need the Fujifilm X100V?", I explore the camera's features and compare them to other popular models from Sony and Leica. As a professional photographer, I was blown away by Fujifilm's renowned color reproduction technology, and I believe it sets the X100V apart from the competition.

If you are wondering how medium format compares to APS-C, this video is for you. I put the Fujifilm GFX 50S and the Fujifilm X-H2S to the test in various situations and see how they differ in image quality, autofocus, dynamic range, low light, and video features

Join guest host Jo McCarthy in an interview with Photographers Coffee Morning's host Tom W!

Join us for an exclusive interview with the founders of Goodlight Presets, a company that creates incredible Lightroom Profiles for photographers inspired by film. In this interview, we'll dive deep into the world of film-inspired presets and learn about the inspiration behind Goodlight Presets. Whether you're a professional photographer, wedding photographer, or film and digital photographer, thi...

With over a decade of experience in the industry, Dennis Roy Coronel has not only learned how to develop a creative voice as a photographer but also the importance of choosing cameras for their character, not just performance.

How do you create a unique and consistent style for your photography? In this episode of Photographers Coffee Morning, Tom W, chats with Benj Story, a film photographer and Instagram influencer who has had his work recognised by both Kodak Alaris and Leica Camera.

Tom W interviews Emma Alexander of Wisern and Mother Bran. A commercial producer who teaches photographers how to negotiate better rates, develop as a professional and succeed in the commercial space.

We talked about two topics that are near and dear to my heart: accelerated learning and development, and healthy competition in the photography industry.

In this episode of Photographers Coffee Morning, host Tom W sits down with Oli and Steph Photography, who have made a name for themselves as elopement photographers on the Isle of Skye. With a a heavy focus on accelrating their growth through education, they have skyrocketed to the top of their industry in just one year.