Len talks about his love for quiet, soft and diffused light. He illustrates this talk with his early colour large format photography, Len explains how using transparency film taught him to love soft light.

Part two in our series on Composition for Artists and Photographers. In this presentation Len discusses how horizontal lines ground the viewer, vertical lines are full of energy and strength, and how oblique lines create movement.

Len introduces us to the 30 hour course on visual composition for artists and photographers. Here he talks about the elements of visual arts and the elements of composition. Hence giving us words to use when we talk about composition.

Len discusses the concepts from the book ‘Brief Lessons in Rule Breaking’ by Frances Ambler from the TATE Gallery.

Len explains some of the important points Kit White makes in his book ‘101 Things to Learn in Art School’.

In this video presentation, Len introduces us to Wendle Castle and how his ten rules of thumb can be applied to photography.

Len discusses his multiple exposure photographs and the in camera techniques he uses to create them.

Len talks about inspiration and influences and where these may come from. In this video presentation he draws on the work of Austin Kleon who shares ten points to help artists live a more creative life in his book Steal Like an Artist.

Len is hosting a webinar on Friday 10th April at midday Sydney time on developing and designing photographic projects. He will show you some of the inspiring projects that students have done over the years. He will discuss how to manage them and how to use Len’s Club as an effective tool for facilitating your grown and enthusiasm in the project.

In this two part presentation, Len explores creativity from an advertising agency perspective. If ad execs can do it, then so can we!

In this two part presentation, Len explores creativity from an advertising agency perspective. If ad execs can do it, then so can we!

Len introduces his gentle art of the critique that has helped many people with their photography over the years, himself included!

This is essential viewing for anyone who would like to engage in critiquing the work of others in the Len’s Club community forum.

Len discusses why he believes in the power of focusing on the positive rather than the negative when discussing creative works of art.

Len gives us his reasoning behind the philosophy that underpins the Len’s Club forum.