“While documenting a children's running club in a small Romanian town, I captured this fantastic selfie with the group. These amazing kids left me with great memories of our time together that will stay with me forever."—Scott Ramsey, a British Photographer and Documentary Maker who travels the world looking for stories.
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The ability to blend into the background and create photographs discreetly is sometimes a real challenge for a documentary photographer. Being 6 feet tall and sporting a beard and moustache sometimes makes it particularly tricky for me, but it's all part of the fun.
Read MoreTravelling the world with my camera allows me to meet some great people and document some wonderful cultural events. Whilst photographing the Fallas celebrations in Denia, I stumbled across a beautiful traditional flower parade on the last day.
Read MoreTaking photographs in low light without a steady tripod to hand can be a real problem. This can especially be true when you're travelling, as often carrying a tripod all day isn't an option; after all, you're already weighed down with all those cameras, lenses and emergency snacks! In this blog post, I'll share a low light photography tip that I've been using for years, and that might make all the difference on your next photo adventure.
Read MoreI love travelling with my cameras and photographing some of the unique cities, landscapes and cultures I discover. In this travel photography blog update, I'm exploring Valencia in Spain and heading to the famous, Valencia Bullring the Plaza de Toros de Valencia.
Read MoreValencia is a beautiful Spanish city and one of my favourite places to wander around taking photos, especially the historic Old Town, El Carmen. It was a Sunday, so the Old Town was quiet, apart from the occasional chiming of church bells, as I wandered around. The early morning sunlight was casting its beautiful golden glow on the buildings a perfect day for some street photography.
Read MoreMy new Travel Photography Vlog Series will be launching in just a few days, and I can't wait. In my last blog post, I announced the exciting news and posted two teaser videos, and the reaction has been awesome.
”Wow, looking forward to see the full trip. Photos look great.” and “I'm looking forward to this immensely! The teasers are giving a wonderful little insight into what is to come ;)'‘
Today, I'm pleased to share the Official Trailer, and as you can see, I had some fun creating it!
So what’s the secret of photography? Is it all about the camera, lens or settings? No way it’s all about
Read MoreThe Central Market in Valencia, Spain.
When I'm lucky enough to be travelling, I love to get up early each morning and explore the city. It's the best time to get the feel of a place and see how the locals live before us tourists arrive
