A great set of PR photographs makes a big difference when marketing your business, especially when you're sending out a press release to the media, and here's proof. Recently I was delighted when not one but two newspapers ran a story and photos that I took for one of my clients.

Working as an Advertising Photographer in Sussex, it's not every day you get asked to shoot a set of photos of three famous social media superstars, but one-day last month that's' exactly what I did. And I must admit, I haven't laughed so much on the set of a photoshoot for a long time. It was great fun.

Professional iPhone Photographer, Scott Ramsey heads out to his local beach in Sussex to create a moody autumn iPhone photograph. I love to explore the Sussex coast, especially on an overcast day as I'll often have the entire beach to myself—a perfect time to get lost in the art of looking and creating a photograph on my iPhone.

Press And PR Photography Assignment.
All aboard the bus, please. Ding, ding hold on tight. I recently spent the day covering a PR photography assignment at Amberley Museum in Sussex. The museum has just reopened after months of being closed due to COVID-19. I was asked to create some images to accompany a press release. Check out the photo gallery and find out which is my favourite photo.

Working as a TV presenter is so much fun. I love being able to take viewers along with me while I'm on an assignment or when I'm exploring a new place. Of course, being a dedicated professional that I am, this rarely happens (I wish) 😉 However when a retake is sometimes required, it's not always my fault, honest! And here's the proof 🤣 This fun outtake was filmed in Chichester, West Sussex.

I've been taking iPhone photos for a long time now, and every time I use it, I'm blown away by the quality. Easy to carry and just as easy to use, my iPhone allows me to concentrate on looking for new photographs without compromise. Add some moody, dramatic light, and I'm in Black and White heaven, beautiful. Photo - Littlehampton Lighthouse.

Back on the road again, TV Presenter and photographer Scott Ramsey starts filming a new documentary. 

As the lockdown starts to easy here in the UK and businesses start to reopen, I’ve been back out taking photos for my clients. 

Taking 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.

I 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.

Valencia 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.

My 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!