Toby Jermyn explains how you can start making a living (or at the very least supplementing your existing income) from leading photo tours and safaris as a wildlife photographer.

Karl Holtby will discuss the art of adventure in photography, how going that little bit further in to the landscape can reward us with unique and sometimes previous undocumented vistas.

Discover the world of light painting with drones! Pro drone pilot and filmmaker Carys has created some stunning images using the darkness, a drone and a DSLR. Learn everything you'll need to start getting creative even once the light has faded.

Alyn Wallace's inspirational session will leave you with the knowledge of how to capture your own dream night sky image.

Jeremy Walker shows how shooting with prime lenses enables him to concentrate on the landscape he's shooting, rather than getting caught up in the technical elements of photography.

Learn from 2019's Bird Photographer of the Year Caron Steele about about the techniques for wildlife photography that took her from novice to award-winner in five years.

Join professional wildlife photographer Tom Mason for a talk looking at how to develop your images whilst travelling. Pick up tips for your wildlife photography as Tom explores how to come back from any trip with a portfolio of images to be proud of.

Our hurried lives mean we're seeing less and less of the beautiful world around us. Vanda Ralevska believes photography can change that and allow us to appreciate the beauty of the natural world. Come along to this session and learn how to slow down...

In this session, Laurence Norah will provide tips for taking better travel photos, including planning a trip, composition, and choosing the right photography gear.

In this session, Alex Benyon will discuss his ongoing mental health awareness portrait project, how it started, it's goals and aims, as well as the technical and psychological process for capturing each portrait.

A chance chat at a go-cart track took Lisa from her comfort zone of weddings and portraits to the pressure of capturing an unrepeatable historic event. Here, Lisa will talk about the skills adaptation needed and the problems overcome along the way.

From warzones to poultry shows, Olympics to elections, a press photographer is expected to be able to turn their hand to whatever faces them. Leon Neal shares some of the stories behind how he got the images that were seen across the world.

Russ Ellis gets to combine his two main hobbies - cycling and photography - for a living, and travel the globe to boot. Hear how he mixes styles to tell the story of the race, how he got into this work, and gives insight into life on the road.

Our brains only remember things for good in certain ways - printed images is one. Eyewitness invites you to help reverse the damage of a digital-dominated society, by reasserting the need to preserve memory through real photographs.

Shooting at night with action all around you, what do you choose to capture? Lara Platman delves into her passion for night time photography, covering the importance of being patient, understanding your subject matter, and also the beauty of waiting.

Kevin explains how his candid style enables him to create a legacy for his wedding and social family clients. Discover how he works with available light to create storytelling images based on the core principles of good light, composition and moment.

Learn all about close-up and macro photography as Tracy Calder shares 100 tips gleaned from the top 100 entrants to year one of the Close-up Photographer of the Year.

Photojournalism and film stills are seemingly photographic opposites. Join Keith Bernstein for his fascinating insights into these realms as he shows the surprising similarities, with images of some of the world's biggest film stars.

In this talk, award-winning wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas and Remembering Wildlife founder Margot Raggett discuss how they both successfully use photography to shine a spotlight on conservation issues.

Pippa Mackenzie delves into the world of destination wedding, sharing her insight on how to break into this market and the realities of what's involved.

Join Steven for this in-depth talk on the creative process of making a personal self portrait series. He discusses how he's gone about translating his vision into finished images and the technical process involved in photographing yourself.

James Ritson welcomes you to the Photo Live stage and explores techniques such as frequency separation and brush work to enhance portrait photographs in this 15-minute post-production session.

Rossella Vanon demonstrates quick set-ups for beauty portraits using one, two and three light units, showing that effective lighting set-ups don’t need to be complicated or require extensive kit.

Learn how to execute location photography beautifully with Drew Gardner. Delving into how to get the best from models on location, advice on posing, using depth of field tell a story, focal lengths, and working with multiple models at a time.

With only one light, great portraits can be achieved – as long as you think carefully about how to use it. Learn how to achieve three different portraits techniques in just 30 minutes!

Add spice to your images by harnessing the power of coloured gels. Starting with colour theory, Jakob will take you beyond simply balancing your flash with ambient, and will end with shooting a flour explosion, manipulating colours in-camera.

James Ritson welcomes you to the Photo Live stage and explores the concept of HDR merging and various tone mapping techniques we can apply to shape the final image, in this 15-minute post-production session.

Ben Bentley demonstrate how he mixes strobes with ambient light to produce varying creative portrait set-ups in one location, maximising results when time with the subject is often very brief!

Watch top wedding pro Rocco Ancora create magic live on stage as he will photograph a subject live, retouch live and deliver the print in 30minutes!

In this live stage session Kate and Brent will give tips on kit, technique and basic styling for both food photography and filming to get you started on your own food journey.

In this session, editing maestro James Ritson takes a comprehensive look at compositing techniques to enhance and blend photographs with additional imagery for hyper-real and fantastical scenes.

Rory Lewis creates imaginative and thought-provoking portraits, including those of many famous names. Here Rory will demonstrate his lighting technique and style of portraiture, the equipment and lighting set-ups used and his fine art inspiration.

Join Hannah as she shows how to build a complex set using light to create a cinematic character portrait full of atmosphere. Learn how to create depth and dimension, mystery and shadow, and how small changes make a large impact on the overall image.

James Ritson welcomes you to the Photo Live stage and explores using manual brush work to reshape light as well as add drama and punch to low light imagery, in this 15-minute post-production session.

Featuring team Jamaica's gymnast Reiss Beckford on his pommel horse, pro photographer Ki Price shows us some speedy set-ups for editorial shoots, echoing the limited time he often gets with his portrait subjects.

Tommy Reynolds breaks down multiple light set-ups, explaining key, fill, back and rim light during this live demo. Using one, two, and then three lights, Tommy will show how to create cinematic, engaging photographs simply.

Elli Cassidy demonstrates how to run your newborn photoshoots in the most efficient way possible, cutting down the time you spend in each session while still delivering the highest quality product and experience.

Steven Neeson shows how to use off-camera flash quickly and effectively while holding the attention of your subjects and getting amazing results. He'll demonstrate how to think differently with flash and create images that set you apart.

A live episode of the podcast He Shoots, He Draws

Stand by for some drama! In this fun, creative demo, David Lund will capture props and liquids thrust into mid-air, showing that for him photography is about creating moments rather than simply capturing what already exists.

James Ritson welcomes you to the Photo Live stage and explores quick fire techniques for compositing multiple images together to produce a powerful end result, in this 15-minute post-production session.

Portrait pro Saraya uncovers the secrets to achieving laid-back portraits of little ones. Covering lighting, directing and posing kids as well as a host of other tips, she'll show you how to create beautifully natural children's shots.

Showing off amazing clothing creations by students of the London College of Fashion made from products such as inkjet paper, acetate and canvasses, Jay McLaughlin shows how he tackles a fashion shoot, from lighting and direction to camera technique.

Join Gavin as he explains why shallow depth of field can make such a difference, covers the simplicity of shooting high speed sync flash with modern kit, and the importance of backgrounds and foreground blur.

Scott believes getting the image right in camera, just like film, is the secret to his fast turnarounds and award-winning wedding photography. Learn how he shoots with the finished print in mind, to get fab wedding images, straight out of camera.

In this session you'll learn everything you need to know to achieve professional audio on set, and the tools you'll need to process it afterwards. Alex will cover microphone types, camera audio settings, and explain the secrets of audio processing.

Becoming a filmmaker or videographer can be daunting for photographers; video can seem complex with a huge variance in the type of files (codecs) being used. Here Richard demystifies the technology and explains the jargon in an accessible way.

David Lund explores the key to using drones cinematically and creatively for moving image. Join him as he delves into the ideas of composition, dynamic space and time to show you how to get smooth, high quality footage.

Join Emma and Rick as they delve into Emma’s unconventional filming style for wedding videos, sharing clips and tips on how to convey stories about people who just happen to be getting married.

In video the benefits of a RAW workflow have been limited to big-budget, premium productions. But no more! Here, Richard rounds up the affordable tech flipping this on its head, and discusses the benefits of working with RAW and ProRes RAW for video.

Join wildlife pro Tesni Ward to learn about some of the trials and tribulations of trying to juggle wildlife stills and video simultaneously and pick up some tips on how to tackle both at the same time.

Rick Bronks will show you how to shoot both video and stills on location, with tips on setting up your camera to quickly switch between modes and how to get the most out of your kit.

Mandy Dhillon talks all things workflow, sharing tips that she's learned that help make life easier. Mandy will cover kit preparation, backing up, file storage and how to keep your editing project neat and tidy.

Using visuals from his films to illustrate, Philip White shares how he creates beautiful cinematic films with just one camera and one lens, focusing on human elements such as story, pace, depth and composition rather than technology.

Lee Fairbrother shows how timelapse can be used as a marketing tool, identifies current video hardware for any timelapse project, and covers set-up, operational and editing techniques for this emerging discipline.

Filmmaker Lilla Nyeki discusses the ins and outs of building a career as a visual storyteller. She'll cover assumptions and reality when starting out, skillsets, freelancing vs being part of an organisation, managing clients, pricing and much more.

BBC camera op and filmmaker Carys shares what kit you can use to make a broadcast-quality film, but also carry on public transport. We take a peek inside her kit bag as she reveals when to just get creative with the kit you have.

In this session you'll learn everything you need to know to achieve professional audio on set, and the tools you'll need to process it afterwards. Alex will cover microphone types, camera audio settings, and explain the secrets of audio processing.

Jonathan Edwards discusses everything fashion film, with professional examples discussed shot-to-shot, gear selection on a budget, and an open Q&A.

Ellie Cartwright shares how to engage an audience in short-form storytelling and create engaging content. She'll cover style tips, advice on filming documentary interviews, and editing for social media to grab attention in the first few seconds.

Filmmaker Lilla Nyeki discusses the ins and outs of building a career as a visual storyteller. She'll cover assumptions and reality when starting out, skillsets, freelancing vs being part of an organisation, managing clients, pricing and much more.

Rene Strgar and Jose Prada of JR Visuals let you into the secrets of making high-end looking commercials on a tight budget, covering everything from location and background colour choices to music, editing and lighting.

Matt shoots video both underwater and on land. Here he explains the challenges of underwater work and how to overcome them, covering technical aspects, kit, custom settings, getting close to animals underwater, and those all-important safety aspects.

Join Chase as he unpacks and re-frames the creative process, helping us all to supercharge our innate creativity and rediscover our personal

Join Susan Meiselas for a fascinating look back over four decades as a documentary photographer and insights into her most recent projects, as she delves into her approach and her life through photography.

What is it like to be a YouTube creator with 13 million followers on your channel, and how do you get there? The Slow Mo Guys' Gavin Free lets us into his life as a successful YouTuber, the career steps he took and his passion for his subject matter.

Gavin discusses the art, technology and techniques involved, and his career path to now, where he combines this work with YouTube fame.

Ross discusses his enormous catalogue, changes in music photography, his unique access and relationships with his subjects, plus his on-going passion for travel photography.

Juno gives us a fascinating glimpse behind her images, from childhood and teenage years, through her projects to her commercial and editorial work with brands such as Burberry.

Walk through Brooke's process and journey to see how anyone can begin creating groundbreaking work that positively influences others.