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Photographer has whale of a time

We were fascinated by the photos produced by an amateur photographer of humpbacks in California waters.  Despite fines being in place to prevent people getting too close, viewers can be seen j

Blogs causing copyright problems for photographers

When an interesting case crops up we often get asked by the popular photography community site ePHOTOzine to supply expert opinion or an article offering analysis from an insurance perspective.

Copyright wrangle for photographers

You may have seen our blog recently on the case of the copyright wrangle over the image of a bear falling out of a tree.  Our photographer Peter Stevenson was asked to write more on the subjec

Blogging on…

As providers of professional photographer insurance we’re always coming across interesti

InFocus heads to Scotland

That’s right – we’re off on our travels again!

Next week we’ll be visiting our Scottish photographer friends and attending the Photovision roadshow at Royal Highland Centre, MacRobert Pavilion, Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB.

We’re at Focus on Imaging 2012

Focus on Imaging 2012 is Europe’s biggest annual imaging show and is taking place 4 – 7 March 2012 (10am – 6pm Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. 10am – 5pm Wednesday)

Make sure you some and say hi to the InFocus photographers insurance team and we can answer all your insurance related questions.

We’re at stand H7 – just look out for Flash the frog – you can’t miss him!

School Photographer Insurance

We love the magazine Professional Photographer, as I’m sure many of you do too.

The January addition featured an article by InFocus director Peter Stevenson entitled School Rules.

InFocus heads off to the Big Smoke

Calling all photographers heading to the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers (SWPP) Conference 2012 this Friday (January 13th) – come and say hello at stand 195 from Friday to Sunday where we will be offering 12 months cover for the price of 10 for those buying on the day.

New enhanced cover options introduced for 2012

We’re busy developing several new products for release in 2012.

InFocus has questioned the photography community to discover ways its insurance packages can be improved and has responded with some innovative improvements.

InFocus’s product range is under development to provide photographers the following benefits:

InFocus Insurance Blog Launched

 

Here at InFocus Insurance, we’re often asked to supply advice articles by industry titles or asked our opinions on topical issues affecting the photography industry. 

We thought the time was right to launch or own dedicated blog where you can catch up with the latest news and views.  Check it out at: www.infocusinthepicture.co.uk/

Is your studio covered?

Here at InFocus, we’re insuring a growing number of studio photographers who come to us for a competitive quote.  In response to this we’ve launched a specialist policy, InFocus Studio, especially for studio photographers working in all areas.  Whether you’re a fashion, commercial, industrial or social photographer, we’ll make sure you get the best quote.

Do photographers need run-off cover?

Before you close your business, make sure no-one can ruin your retirement. We normally recommend twelve months cover as a minimum and six years as the ideal. Cover bought for longer spells isn’t that common but it’s a growing area for us. The risk of claims usually tails off with time unless you have a Groomzilla on your books! No-one wants to be stung by a claim from their past.

Guild doubles membership

the guild website

We’re pleased to report The Guild of Photographers, for whom we are the approved insurers, has doubled its membership over the past 18 months.

To The Guild was established in 1988 and has become one of the most respected photographic associations in the UK.  It offers members access to discounts, qualifications, training, mentoring and a members-only forum.

Protecting photographers online

Having received a growing number of enquiries from photographers troubled by online dangers. Our director Peter Stevenson warns photographers of the increasing risk of cyber related problems…