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Everything in life changes, including

editors on magazines. We are all living

and working in an industry that is

founded on change. And certainly for

working photographers we need to look at

change as an opportunity. I am under no

illusion that many of you will not be overly

worried that one of the magazines you buy

has a new captain at the wheel, but I do as this is my life, my

passion and represents more than 75 hours per week of my time.

From my point of view, as the new Group Editor of Archant’s

Imaging titles and Editor of PP, the opportunity is very much to

evolve the magazine, to get to know its readers and to build a

legacy. From a reader’s perspective, the opportunity is to get

involved in the magazine and help to shape its future.

I genuinely mean that: whether it’s in contributing words and

images, sending in your ideas and thoughts or asking us to look

into an element of the imaging business that you need answers

about. After all, we are journalists and should act like them!

Yes, there are going to be changes in the magazine’s content and

look over the coming months, from new feature ideas to the layout

and design of PP, but I believe the changes will be for the better

for readers.

THIS MONTH

There are some exciting things going on this month, apart

from me joining the team, including the launch of our

Professional Photographer of the Year 2011 competition,

a new columnist in the form of Martin Middlebrook and

some rants from working pros about the age-old issue of

Weekend Warriors in the wedding business and dealing

with clients asking for free stuff. In addition, Brian Adams

(no, not the rocker) has shot an assignment entirely on

an iPhone 4 and in a new feature, What Pros Want ,

a portrait shooter looks at some rather expensive

Bowens lights to see if he can ‘justify’ the

expense. If you are looking for some pure

inspiration, check out Ben Duffy's amazing

portraits of the world’s sports superstars

in our Big Interview. Another new

columnist is Selina Maitreya ,

a US-based

marketing

expert who has

been working with

professional

photographers for

the past 30 years.

We wanna see

how the Yanks do things and if we can learn anything from them.

I hope you enjoy the issue and please feel free to send your

constructive feedback, feature ideas and pitches, picture stories,

thoughts and musings to us here. Have a great month.

Adam Scorey, Editor

FRONT COVER

I love this shot by Ben Duffy

of Rory McIlroy, the 2011 US

Open golf winner. It is perfect

for the cover because of its

fun, yet striking expression.

feedback @ professional

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NEW PHOTOGRAPHY

8StudentPortfolio

We take a look at the winning graduates in the Fresh Faced & Wild Eyed 2011 competition

29Editor’sChoice

New PPEditor Adam Scorey chooses his favourite image from the online portfolio section

NEED TO KNOW

22ProfessionalPhotographeroftheYear2011

We launch this year’s PPOTY awards; which categories will you enter?

35It’sNotAllGlitzandGlamour

Martin Middlebrook explains the reality of a hard-working pro who will do anything to pay the bills

42TheUndercutters

Wedding photographer Mick Cookson reignites an age-old debate about ‘Weekend Warriors’

48StandYourGround

Portrait photographer Craig Fleming explains why the profession needs to get tough

51TheRightStuff

In the first of a new series, marketing guru Selina Maitreya reveals how to tackle branding and style

55HowMuch?

Hollywood A-list photographer Andy Gotts reveals how one image earned £100,000 for charity

56Frontline

Lisa Pritchard, of Lisa Pritchard Agency, discusses the relationship between photographers and agents

58PolicingthePress

Peter Stevenson examines the world of photojournalists and their dealings with the police

INTERVIEWS & CHATS WITH...

60The12thMan

Commercial sports photographer Ben Duffy talks about the journey to the top of his game

70iDo

We talk to the professional photographers who shot a wedding on an iPhone 4

74ThroughMyOwnEyes

Fine-art photographer John Kenny talks to PPabout using a large-format camera on a project in Africa

106Heroes

In a variation on our Legend series, Mick Cookson reveals why Bill Brandt is his ultimate idol

COMPETITION

NEW COLUMNIST

NEW SERIES

NEWS & REVIEWS

15Click

This month’s line-up of the best news, books and exhibitions

81WhatProsWant...

We get working ‘togs’ to test the gear they want to buy. This month it’s Bowens’ new Gemini 500R TravelPak

89Gadgets

Our pick of this month’s most exciting gizmos and gadgets

90ImagenomicPortraiture2

Portrait photographer Karl Shaw takes a closer look at a post-production plug-in for Photoshop

103StopPress...

The latest essential news, gossip and kit from the pro world

KEEP IN TOUCH

31Feedback

Your thoughts, your opinions, your page

32Podcast

Every issue we record a free podcast discussing a topic from the world of professional photography

46Subscribe

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