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MARC AYRES

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Why It Might Be Time to Ditch Meta and Twitter as a Photographer

For years us photographers have relied on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter to showcase our work, connect with an audience, and even find job opportunities. But as 2025 rolls on, it’s becoming increasingly clear that these platforms no longer serve us the way they once did. I made the decision to close all my social media accounts in December 2024, and while that left a void, I’ve been more than happy to fill it with BlueSky and Substack. Here’s why you might want to consider making the switch too.

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tags: social media, photographer, marc ayres
Wednesday 03.19.25
Posted by Marc Ayres
 

Nude Photography at Hammerwood Park Manor House with Lulu Lockhart

Nude photography is an art form that thrives on the interplay of subject, environment, and light, creating evocative and compelling imagery that celebrates the human form. When the setting is as grand and storied as Hammerwood Park Manor House, the photographs take on an additional layer of depth, blending human elegance with architectural magnificence. Collaborating with the ethereal model Lulu Lockhart in such a space is an experience that transcends photography, becoming a celebration of art itself.

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tags: marc ayres, Lulu lockhart, nude photography, boudoir, sensial, art nude
Friday 01.03.25
Posted by Marc Ayres
 

Isle of Sheppey

Warden Point on the Isle of Sheppey is a fascinating spot for a photography trip, especially if you're interested in capturing dramatic coastal landscapes, geological formations, and a bit of history.

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tags: isle of sheppey, pill box, ww2, black and white, photography, marc ayres
Thursday 08.29.24
Posted by Marc Ayres