Who’s The Boss?
Yeah that’s me!
Hi! I’m Lisa.
Chief course builder, mentor, and head honcho. I also make the tea.
Picture: Katie Rogers
For over 20 years now I’ve been shooting weddings and you know what — I still have the wedding anxiety dreams before every damn one. Like I forgot my cameras and had to shoot a wedding on my phone.
Before weddings, I worked as a music industry photographer travelling all over the planet shooting pop stars for record companies and magazines.
People say to me all the time, you must work non-stop and the truth is that I don’t. I absolutely love what I do but I also love having downtime. I know that building your business can be a hard slog. This is why I built the Photography Farm, to help other photographers run their dream business whilst also having time for a life.
The Farm started as a two-day workshop at an iconic 15th Century farmhouse that had its own music industry credentials. In the 10 years since it has evolved and now offers so much more including…
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My popular 3-month mentoring course
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In person workshops
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The Barn — an incredible online learning membership packed full of useful tutorials, resources, and contracts
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Thrive — a two-day wedding photography workshop with mentors from all over the world
If that wasn’t enough to keep me busy, I also run a variety of online events and workshops to keep you inspired and make your business the best it can be.
In their words
“The Godmother of British Wedding Photography.“
I’m a busy photographer.
When I’m not hosting workshops, creating editorials, or helping other people become successful wedding photographers, you can find me behind the lens at a wedding or two. Have a look at my gorgeous website created by Melissa at StyleCloud.
As an editorial wedding photographer I’ve been photographing my kind of weddings with my kind of couples for over 20 years and, despite the success of Photography Farm, I’m not about to give it up any time soon.
Random facts about Lisa…
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My middle name is Marie, I was named after Elvis’s daughter and if I’d been a boy I would have been called Elvis.
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True story – I am on the cover of a Van Morrison Album.
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I am ambidextrous.
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One of my favourite things is writing and chatting to other photographers. I do both those things over on Substack. Dip in or click the follow button to delve deeper into industry topics.
Psst…
Wanna know the secret of my success?
Shhh. It’s written on the back of this note.
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