Helen Hann is a professional photographer, visual practitioner and experienced Photography and Media educator based on the Wirral.
With a creative career spanning photography, graphic design, visual communication and digital media, Helen combines professional practice with more than 25 years' experience of teaching and training across further education, higher education and the creative industries.

She holds a First Class BA (Hons) in Digital Photography with Business Management, an HND in Design Communication with Distinction and Licentiate status of the Royal Photographic Society. Her photographic practice encompasses studio and location photography, portraiture, live events, dance and action photography, with particular interests in low-light photography, creative lighting and light painting.

Her Phantazein light-painting project received the KM Herring Award for Outstanding Contribution in the Field of Visual Craft, and her work has been exhibited through the University of Chester and the Royal Photographic Society.

Alongside her professional practice, Helen has extensive experience teaching photography, digital imaging, visual communication and creative technologies, with a particular interest in helping students understand how light, composition, colour and narrative can be used to develop an individual visual language.