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These three giants of the photographic industry put considerable financial, marketing support and expertise into the portrait and wedding photography market.

With the demise of Kodak and Agfa, and Fuji drastically scaling back, photographers in the UK are without this leadership from the big three.

Digital is the reason for the vastly reduced or nil budgets to support photographers. Much of their budget came from profits made on the sale of film which no longer exists.

The effect on the social photography market has been catastrophic resulting in many small start up, or revamped, organisations aiming to fill the gap.

The result is chaos for photographers, especially those new to the industry. All these organisations are competing with each other and few give real, tangible benefit.

The exception is the Master Photographers Association (MPA) which continues its long tradition of giving real support to the true professional photographer.

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Andrew Coe

Andrew Coe is great grandson of Albert Edward Coe who founded the Coe photography businesses 150 years ago. He is recognised as one of the leading teachers of wedding and portrait photography in the UK having been commissioned by City & Guilds to write the first module for the Higher National NVQ Diploma in Portrait in this field. He has also been commissioned to give seminars in New York, Las Vegas, Madrid, Cologne and many other international venues. He owns the franchise for the largest group of wedding and portrait studios in the UK which has photography contracts with many national retailers and other major brand names. He founded the first chain of one hour mini labs in the UK (all with wedding and portrait studios attached), the largest advertising and commercial studio in East Anglia, a leading professional colour lab and has trained more people to become full time photographers than anyone else in the UK.

Andrew Coe is great grandson of Albert Edward Coe who founded the Coe photography businesses 150 years ago. He is recognised as one of the leading teachers of wedding and portrait photography in the UK having been commissioned by City & Guilds to write the first module for the Higher National NVQ Diploma in Portrait in this field. He has also been commissioned to give seminars in New York, Las Vegas, Madrid, Cologne and many other international venues. He owns the franchise for the largest group of wedding and portrait studios in the UK which has photography contracts with many national retailers and other major brand names. He founded the first chain of one hour mini labs in the UK (all with wedding and portrait studios attached), the largest advertising and commercial studio in East Anglia, a leading professional colour lab and has trained more people to become full time photographers than anyone else in the UK.

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