Paula Smith | Photography
London based freelance photographer
What I Do
LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY
Travel and landscape images widely used, from books and magazines, through to public or commercial display as fine art prints.
PEOPLE PHOTOGRAPHY
Portraits for business, editorial or personal use, whether it’s a flattering headshot or location shoot showing who you are and what you do.
INTERIORS
Interiors and architectural photography featuring a natural, modern vibe with attention to detail.
Interiors
Interiors and architectural photography showing spaces off to their best…
People
Portrait photography for business, editorial or personal use…
Landscapes
Travel and landscape images from around the world…
Analogue
Film photography has never left me. I still use all sorts of formats from pinhole to large format…
LATEST BLOG POSTS
- Harman Phoenix 200 – My First Roll ImpressionsOn the 1st December 2023, after much build up and a social media leak, which I promptly avoided – I hate spoilers. Harman Technology (the company behind Ilford black and white films, papers and chemistry) released their first ever 35mm COLOUR film – Harman Phoenix 200. At first thought this might not sound unusual. Us… Read more: Harman Phoenix 200 – My First Roll Impressions
- Can you still get film for that?Hah! Perhaps one of the questions I’m asked most when I’m out and about with my film cameras. It usually happens when I’m using one of my older, more unusual looking cameras, like the Rolleiflex Automat TLR, or Ensign 6×9 Selfix folder. ‘Yes, absolutely you can’, is always my reply. Though we may not have… Read more: Can you still get film for that?
- Embracing the freaky with Lomochrome Purple and my Canon EOS 300I’ve never been one for using the more ‘alternative’ film stocks. Freaky oranges and turquoise across my frames… No thanks! That just seems too ‘fake filter’ to me. To go in the same box of hell that is the red double decker bus against the black and white cityscape! Then, one day a kind film… Read more: Embracing the freaky with Lomochrome Purple and my Canon EOS 300