Portraiture Week
8-14 November 2021

Welcome to Canon Portraiture Week.

Whether you enjoy taking candid portrait photos, carefully constructing the perfect shot, or getting creative with your subject, Canon Portraiture Week offers a series of inspiring events and must-read articles to take your portraiture skills to the next level.

Online Events

Check out and stream our live online events:

Monday 8th November

19:30 PM

Ffordes

David Newton

Portrait perspective

Tuesday 9th November ​

19:30 PM

Park Cameras ​

Wanda Martin

Talking Fashion and Portraits

Wednesday 10th November ​

19:30 PM

Campkins​

Eliska Sky​

Fashion Portraits

Friday 12th November ​

19:30 PM

Wex ​

Claire Luxton

Creative & Surrealist Portraits

Saturday 13th November ​

09:00 AM – 3:30 PM

Carmarthen Cameras​

Tommy Reynolds

Short Live Sessions From 9:00 AM Onwards

Related Articles

Gain inspiration and hone your skills with our insightful portraiture articles:

Take better portraits

Portrait photos are easy to take but tough to master. We’ve come up with some helpful basic tips to turn your good shots into great ones.

Five tips for stunning portrait photos

Capturing great portrait photos, especially on the street, can be challenging. We hope these five tips will help you shoot better photos of people – whether they be friends, family or characters you meet on the street.

Perfecting the art of the portrait by Christian Anderl

Christian Anderl, a keen musician and talented chef, is also an international photographer who specialises in commercial portrait photography. Here we share his views on photography and how he works with his subjects to create interesting portraits.

Quick portrait checklist

Five things you need to think about before shooting portraits.

Portraits in challenging light conditions

Portraits at night can be tough. Read on how to improve your portrait skills.

How to capture standout street portraits

From selecting a subject to ensuring the best lighting, pro Julian Love shares his top tips for street portraiture.