Being There: A Life of Travel Photography

Richard I’Anson invites audiences into a lifelong practice of travel photography driven by wanderlust, curiosity, and discipline. His photographs are distinguished by elegant compositions, rich detail, and a confident command of colour and light.

This visual journey traces the breadth of his career and his instinct for seizing fleeting moments that honour and celebrate his subjects. Through favourite images, he shares creative insights and fieldcraft from years on the road, revealing how patience, preparation, and cultural sensitivity shape compelling work. The session offers a rare, practical look at the art and realities of photographing the world with purpose.

What you will take away:
• Techniques for composition, colour, and light that elevate travel images
• Field strategies for timing, preparation, and reading a scene on location
• Ethical approaches to photographing people and place with respect and authenticity

Who this is for:
• Travel and documentary photographers seeking to refine craft and voice
• Editors, curators, and educators interested in strong visual storytelling from the field
• Students and enthusiasts who want practical guidance for making meaningful images while travelling