Lucinda Herbert - Photographer/Videographer

Lucinda Herbert - Photographer/Videographer Photographer/videographer
Nationally acclaimed documentary filmmaker
FINALIST in Press Gazette's British Journalism Awards 2024 Video Journalism category.
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How amazing are these pop-up cards?!? It's was a joy to visit the lovely people at Dawsons Art and Craft Emporium on The...
06/02/2026

How amazing are these pop-up cards?!?

It's was a joy to visit the lovely people at Dawsons Art and Craft Emporium on The Crescent in St Annes, for this 'Big Picture' marking .

I will always try to use my platform in local news to help promote small, family-run businesses across the Fylde who are providing a good product/service for local people.

As well as cards, Dawsons sell a brilliant range of top-quality art and craft supplies, hobby kits, and offer a professional framing service. They have been my go-to place for art supplies since they opened, as they sell top brands that have become increasingly hard to find for us who would rather not shop online. They are also a genuinely lovely family who will go out of their way to help people.

A few of the photo spreads I've had published in the last week.I'm having a brilliant start to 2026, doing what I love a...
31/01/2026

A few of the photo spreads I've had published in the last week.

I'm having a brilliant start to 2026, doing what I love and making the most of the opportunities while I can 🤩📸

It was great to be back at Showtown for this fun photoshoot at the weekend.The brief was to get an image that could be u...
21/01/2026

It was great to be back at Showtown for this fun photoshoot at the weekend.

The brief was to get an image that could be used in the local paper to encourage local talent to audition for the Showtown cast, by showcasing at least one of the roles available.

I wanted dramatic backlighting that would separate the subject from the background, whilst also drawing attention to some aspects of the scenery that felt most appropriate for each character.

Framing the elephant's eye with the ringmaster's arm took quite a bit of careful manoeuvering to get the lights and the props just right, and to position my camera in exactly the right spot, while also avoiding some of the 'clutter' that would detract from the image.

I switched to a wide lens for the landlady because I found myself in a very tight space, yet wanting to frame the subject carefully between The Grand and Winter Gardens in the background. I also wanted to create the feeling of this larger-than-life character being close to the lens, creating distance from the 'buildings' behind her.

I am quite pleased with the results, and I love these opportunities to get creative at work

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