David Osborn Photography, London

Today, anywhere we go has been photographed, the location can no longer make our photograph unique, but this does not mean, we can not make unique photography. The photograph above is of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy. It was taken on a fine art photography workshop in Italy with a client from America. With a few hours spare before leaving, I said, “why don’t we photograph in Pisa?” – The reply was “No. I don’t want the same photograph everyone has”. That is when I had moment of clarity. My work is not defined by a unique location but by the unique style and quality of my work. The result of a structured workflow I call The ‘Art of Image Making’. A workflow that covers the complete process of creating beautiful fine art travel and landscape photography from the camera to print.

I have spent over 35-years working as a professional photographer all over the world. I began with Reuters News Agency, London as a hard news photographer. I finished being chief photographer for the £4 billion Heathrow Terminal 5 Construction Project, London. Between the two, I ran a commercial photography studio in Sydney, Australia for 10-years. Now, I teach fine art photography full-time. Read more – Click Here or Red Button Below.