How I Created My Photography Portfolio In 2013
In 2013 I started to take my photography much more seriously. I compiled my first photography portfolio which I submitted to the BIPP, the British Institute of Professional Photography. I was working as a professional photographer but wanted professional qualifications to give me credibility as a photographer.
So I assembled 36 photos which constituted my best work up to that point and submitted the images to the BIPP.
All I will say in this post is that these were not the 36 photos that went into my formal submission. No, more on that in another post - for now here are those 36 photos published for the first time by me. More on this in another post.
1 - Bournemouth Pier photographed just after the sun has set for the day
2 - Rheinzink rainwater pipe - architectural detailing at the newly constructed Bournemouth Police Station
4 - Si hortvm et bybliotecam habes deerit nihil - carving feature on a private library in Dorset
5 - Interior of a private library in Dorset
6 - Catnic lintol - construction product photography in Dorset
7 - Kitchen interior with a view, Dorset, England
8 - Dorset Fire and Rescue Headquarters, Poundbury, Dorset
9 - Staircase, Dorset Fire and Rescue Headquarters, Poundbury, Dorset
This photo is genuinely not worth including!
10 - Dorchester Fire Station, Poundbury, Dorset
11 - Hydrant, Poole Fire Station Training Building, Dorset, England
12 - Appliance Bay, Dorchester Fire Station, Dorset, England
13 - Street scene, Edinburgh, Scotland
14 - Department Store, Edinburgh, Scotland
15 - Pier at sunset, Hamworthy, Dorset, England
16 - Jetty at sunset, Lake Windermere, Lake District, England
17 - Panopticon black and white sunset photo, Lancashire, England
19 - Canary Wharf, London, England
20 - Winter morning country view, Norton St Philips, England
21 - Poole Quay Sunrise
22 - Sunrise reflection and boats, Poole Quay, Dorset, England
23 - RNLI Memorial Sculpture, Poole, Dorset
24 - Sunrise over Millionaires's Row, Sandbanks, Poole, Dorset, England
25 - RNLI Lifeguards Hut, Cornwall. England
26 - Portland Bill Lighthouse, Portland, Dorset, England
27 - Detail of Portland Bill Lighthouse, Portland, Dorset, England
28 - Country residence in the Purbecks, Dorset, England
29 - Red Arrows, Bournemouth Air Festival, Dorset, England
30 - Photo of Red Post, Dorset, England
32 - Lighting column base plaque, Sandbanks, Dorset, England
33 - Rally car, Wareham Forest, Dorset, England
34 - Ship loading, Poole Harbour
35 - Rocks on the beach, Watergate Bay, Cornwall, England
That was then - and now?
Well I have a a few online portfolios which you can see on my erm portfolios page.
And some other stuff that I want to tell you about
The Photography Explained Podcast
I am the creator and all things at the splendid, small but perfectly formed Photography Explained Podcast. In my podcast, I explain one photographic thing per episode in plain English without the irrelevant details in less than, well, less than 27 (ish) minutes these days.
I talk about all aspects of photography in my podcast, and welcome questions from listeners that I love answering.
And there are episodes all about composition to like this one
And my real estate photography course
I have created a course, How To Become A Real Estate Photographer. No nonsense, straight talking advice from me to you based on my many years of experience doing this stuff. All you need to know to quickly start making money from real estate photography.
Check out my courses page here.
My You Tube channel
Yes I have an ever growing You Tube channel, where I talk about what I have written on my blog.
Again no frills, no bull, just me telling you the stuff that you need to know.
Get an email from me.
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Finally – how can I find out more about this stuff?
Simple.
Get in touch with me – email me - sales@rickmcevoyphotography.co.uk
Get in touch, ask me a question that I can answer on my blog or podcast, or just say hi - it would be great to hear from you.
Thanks for visiting my small but perfectly formed website, and I look forward to hearing from you.
Cheers from me Rick