Robert Parma

About

Where is an edge between pro and amateur? Level of education, experience or maybe way of earning money for living? If the last, I think, I may call myself a professional photographer as live from this job for many, many years. After moving to the UK, I am trying to settle down here and this is main and the only reason why I need to work as a second shooter or photographer's assistant. In the same time, I used to work as graphic designer. So I feel very confident, both, in terms of camera techniques and processing, as well as in use variety of graphic software (Photoshop, Lightroom, InDesign, Illustrator, CorrelDraw, etc.) My adventure with photography began in the days of analogue film, medium and large format cameras. Thanks to the experience of working in an atelier, I can use a flash lighting as well as a tungsten and mixed sources of light. Temporally I am located in Bedfordshire, UK, but for an interesting project I might consider relocating to another place. I have experience with landscape, architecture (interiors), portrait and people, wedding and events photography. In a slightly lesser extent, I also deal with DSLR videography.