Latest Article in Creative Light Magazine
As photographers, we work hard to analyse the technical elements of an image – focusing on exposure, sharpness, composition, and editing choices. We train ourselves to spot distractions in the background or missed opportunities for symmetry. That attention to detail is a skill, and it matters – especially when we’re working professionally or preparing work for qualifications or competitions.
But what I also find fascinating is the emotional core of a photograph – the story or connection it conveys, and how this resonates differently with each person who views.
When mentoring, I often talk about the difference between a client’s image and one that’s suitable for competition. A photograph can have many purposes, wear many hats – and I’m intrigued by how it can be interpreted in different ways depending on the viewer’s background, technical knowledge, and emotional connection to the subject.
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A bit about Emma
Emma Campbell is an experienced, award-winning Master Craftsman photographer specialising in horse portraiture. She is a panel member, mentor and judge with the Guild of Photographers. In 2024 and 2025, Emma judged the British Photography Awards. In 2026, Emma will also be judging the UK Print Photography Awards.
For more information about Emma and the Awards/Qualifications she has gained – visit – About Emma.
