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To receive a message over social media from the team at PermaJet saying… ‘As a thank you for being a loyal customer and regularly supporting us on social media, we would like you to be one of the 1st to try the . . .
Dibs Photography: First Thoughts on Titanium Gloss 300 Read More
Choosing the correct paper for your image can be tough. But understanding a papers features and how it can lend itself to your image will make the process much easier – once you’re acquainted, natural instinct sets in to determine
After losing the majority of his eyesight in Afghanistan back in 2007, Chris Nowell became a proud member of Blind Veterans UK. It was there that his love for photography was created. His current project involves taking photos of the
Trying the new Titanium Gloss 300 with Chris Nowell Read More
Yesterday something historic happened. I’ve always been brand loyal. Once I find something I like it takes a lot to drag me away from it. I’ve long been a Nikon shooter and always printed on Epson. Until yesterday. My printer
Before he left for Thailand earlier in the year our Brand Ambassador, John Denton, wrote an article about his preparations and expectations of the trip. In this follow up piece he describes the experience and how you can join him
A Photographic Adventure in Thailand with John & Sophie Read More
What’s the difference between gloss and matt photo paper? Gloss, semi-gloss and matt are the standard paper surfaces. They’re available in a variety of finishes which alter the overall look and feel of your print, enhancing different qualities of an
Photographer and PermaJet Brand Ambassador John Denton and model Sophie Canare are embarking on the first trip in a series that will take them around the world in the next year. We spoke to John to get an insight into
I don’t think anyone would deny that we are living in a digital age. Most of our clients, both wedding and portrait, like to buy their images digitally. If you look at how we “consume” imagery nowadays it is primarily
Photographers, This Is Why You Should Print for Your Clients Read More
It all started at our local camera club. Carl asked if I’d consider a photographic trip to India with him, as his wife kept commenting that he always took too long to take a photo when they went on holiday
Humans of India: How a Photographic Dream Became Reality Read More
I love travelling, being with good people, eating, drinking well and taking photographs. So when Wilf James of World Photo Adventure first outlined his ideas for a photography workshop in the South of France I knew I had found an
A Day Out in Lagrasse: From Shoot to Print with John Denton Read More
Photographer Bjørn Joachimsen and Dag Nystuen of Fotoimport, one of the Norwegian PermaJet distributors, recently led a Photography Workshop on the coastal gem of Sandøya, Norway. Image © Dag Nystuen Image © Dag Nystuen Image © Dag Nystuen The workshop
Incredible Black and White Coastal Photography in Norway Read More
Lisa-Marie McGinn is a Scottish Photographer specialising in fashion, beauty and editorial photography. Having graduated just four years ago, she’s still at the beginning of her career but has already been published in several magazines and achieved a strong body
Lisa-Marie McGinn on Becoming a Photographer and Finding Inspiration Read More
Wildlife photography is one of the most challenging yet rewarding genres. Spending time amongst nature getting a glimpse into the intimate lives of animals is just one of the perks, so here’s a few key tips to help you on
It doesn’t matter where PermaJet exhibit in the UK or abroad, my colleagues and I are always asked “what is the best PermaJet media for my work?” Before answering, every single time I have to stop and think. It’s not
How to Choose the Right Inkjet Paper for Your Images Read More
Many walk past homeless people in the street without a second glance – but not Lee Jeffries. Jeffries is a self-taught photographer whose stunning monochrome portraits have captivated the world, gaining him numerous awards. It all began when he stopped
The Royal Society is a Fellowship of many of the world’s most eminent scientists and is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence. The Royal Society Publishing photography competition was launched earlier this year by two of the Society’s biological
PermaJet has developed an exciting relationship with Jack Lowe, a talented photographer and loyal customer who is currently working an intriguing project – The Lifeboat Station. After working in digital retouching and printing for the past fifteen years, Lowe decided
Photogapher Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz and his team have more milk than most. Remember Milky Pinups? It gathered a lot of attention on the internet last year and became a national campaign for Coca-Cola’s Fairlife Milk. The new Splash Heroes is Wieczorkiewicz’s
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