by Alan Hutchison. In this age of rapid-fire digital cameras and almost endless supplies of memory, I am seeing more and more photographers who seem to simply capture as many images in a day as they can, and then pick out the winners later – as if it’s a numbers game – the more I take, the more winners I’ll get, surely. It’s luck almost. Isn’t it?
Sure, luck has a hand in most things in life, but when it comes to photography there are a lot more variables to play with. How about composition for one thing?
I was recently very lucky to be in the company of two of my great photography heroes, Jeff Ascough and George Weir (a fellow Scot who is now based in New York). Last month I attended their joint seminar on wedding photojournalism and came away very inspired and have since completely changed my approach to wedding photography.
For one thing they made me slow down and think. Continue reading ‘Great Photojournalism is Not Just a Numbers Game’






































