Lights, camera, action! The stage was set, the audience was buzzing, and anticipation filled the air as attendees gathered at The Photography and Video Show this year at the NEC Birmingham. But amidst the sea of talent, one speaker shone brightt, captivating the crowd with a message that resonated deeply: “Shoot big in a small town to make a big splash.”
Yes, I’m talking about none other than ME! My talk drew such an overwhelming response that it was standing room only! As a brand ambassador for both Lensbaby USA and Analogue Wonderland, I felt I brought a unique perspective to the event, blending innovation with artistry in a way that left the audience cheering and wanting an encore. No seriously.
The energy in the room was electrifying as I stood there sharing my insights, tips, and personal anecdotes, illustrating how creativity knows no bounds, even in the most unexpected of places. From capturing the essence of small-town life to leveraging unconventional techniques, I can only hope I inspired all who were present to think outside the box and push the boundaries of their craft.
But it wasn’t just the content of the talk that had everyone talking—it seemed my presence, genuine passion, and infectious enthusiasm also truly stole the show.
And the feedback? Well, let’s just say it was nothing short of extraordinary. People from all walks of life have expressed their admiration and gratitude, praising my talk as a highlight of the event (their words). From seasoned professionals to budding enthusiasts, everyone found something to take away from my talk.
But this isn’t just about one successful talk—it’s about the impact I feel I can make as a speaker at future events.
So here’s to more shows and events recognising me and inviting me to share expertise with the world.
If you missed my talk at The Photography and Video Show, fear not! The buzz is still alive, and you can catch a glimpse of the magic by watching the video. Trust me, you won’t want to miss it!
Let’s keep the inspiration flowing, one captivating talk at a time.
The original footage was a captured by Doug of The_Bearded_Wanderer
