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Every day, people are faced with the unfortunate reality of witnessing emergencies.  At such times, many bystanders will witness an emergency, but few will know how to respond to an emergency situation. Whether you are a victim of a crime, a witness to an accident, or a bystander in need of first aid, knowing how to administer first aid and perform CPR is the most important thing you can do If any of these emergencies are of a medical nature, you can be sure that stepping in with knowledge about what to do is always better than doing nothing. Whether you are an individual or someone who is responsible for physical or physical safety of many people, this knowledge will serve as your guardian angel. I will briefly discuss some of the most common medical emergencies you will come across. Many instructors are paramedics or front line health care workers and they're able to demonstrate these vital skills in an easy-to-understand manner. First Aid courses will provide you with all the k...

In the difficult times of lockdown how do we carry on with our love of photography whilst confined to our homes? One way is to get out into the garden (if you have one) and shoot some beautiful images of flowers. But how do you create beautiful photos without the benefits of studio lighting? Well use natural light, nature has provided us with a wonderfully free light source. Lets use it! Follow along with the short video below and you’ll see how I used some everyday objects from around the house to create beautiful photos of an Agapantha flower in my garden. In the video I show you a few different ideas for controlling the light. Afterall photography is all about understanding and controlling the light to create beautiful photos with excellent composition. And further on in the video I show you how to use shutter speed to create an alternative variation on the same flower. Who knows you might even create beautiful photos for your walls. And if you don’t have a garden you c...

I want to show you how to instantly improve your photography. With the tips I’m going to tell you you’ll be amazed how quickly and how easily you can take better photos FIll The Frame This has got to be my favourite and easiest tip as it applies to just about everyone who’s ever taken a photograph. And it’s something you will hear me mention many times over – Fill The Frame! What do I mean by this? Think about it, how many times have we been asked by friends and family to look at their photos, only to wonder what we’re looking at? because there’s only a tiny speck of interest in the middle of the frame. It’s usually surrounded by masses of sea, sand, sky or grass? If you’re like me, it’s too many times to count But it doesn’t have to be like that here’s how to instantly improve your photography. Most people simply get the camera up as quick as they can and grab a quick snapshot without much thought. They just want to grab that memory. And that’s ok, but you can grab a n...