FUJIFILM x SheClicks Panel Discussion: Amplifying your creative voice

In celebration of International Women’s Day 2026, join FUJIFILM for a special event in Collaboration with SheClicks, dedicated to elevating women in photography through the power of learning.

A dynamic panel of experts representing diverse roles across the photography industry will provide practical tips and insider insights on how photographers can effectively showcase their work, build their visibility, and gain meaningful recognition – whether they are an enthusiast or a professional. Our panellists will share real-world advice on navigating the industry landscape, leveraging professional networks, and creating opportunities that will help establish success in photography. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take the next step, this session will equip you with actionable insights to amplify your creative voice.

Stay afterwards to connect with your peers, exchange ideas, and build valuable relationships in a supportive networking environment. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take the next step in your career, this session will equip you with actionable tools and connections to amplify your creative voice.

Key information for attendees

If you’re interested in attending our panel discussion in honour of International Women's Day, read on for all the information you need to join us at this exciting event.

Location: FUJIFILM House of Photography, 8-9 Long Acre, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 9LH.

Date: 6th March 2026

Time: 17:00 – 19:30

Price: Free

Who will be joining you?

Host:

Angela Nicholson

Angela Nicholson is the founder of SheClicks, a community created to support and encourage female photographers centered around a lively and supportive Facebook group. SheClicks is a welcoming space where women can learn, share knowledge, ask questions and enjoy photography, whether they shoot for pleasure or work professionally. Membership is free and includes access to webinars, events and The SheClicks Women in Photography Podcast, alongside a website packed with photography news, reviews and practical advice.

Angela has been reviewing cameras and photographic equipment since early 2004. Over the years, she has held senior editorial roles including Technical Editor at Amateur Photographer and Head of Testing across Future Publishing’s photography titles, such as Digital Camera, Professional Photography, NPhoto, PhotoPlus, Photography Week, Practical Photoshop, Digital Camera World and TechRadar, and Reviews Editor for Camera Jabber.

Guests:

Rebecca Douglas: Official Fujifilm X Photographer

Rebecca Douglas is a visual storyteller, edgewalker and ocean advocate whose work rewilds perception and deepens our connection to nature through awe-filled, impact-driven storytelling. A neurodivergent being with a sixth-sense connection to the natural world, Rebecca blends science, myth and intuition to illuminate nature's messages and messengers. Featured by National Geographic, NASA and Dryrobe, Rebecca is a visionary force shaping how we see, feel and act for people and planet through purpose-led visual storytelling.

Isabelle Doran: CEO of the Association of Photographers

Isabelle Doran is CEO of the Association of Photographers, representing over 3,000 members, Vice-Chair of the Creators’ Rights Alliance, Board Director of the British Copyright Council, and RSA Fellow. The AOP is also a member of Creative UK and Creators’ Rights Alliance. Isabelle's creative industry career, spanning almost 30 years, began at Tony Stone Picture Library (now Getty Images), before working at Magnum Photos, Luminous Design, and Conran. Representing photographers’ interests as freelance creators, Isabelle’s policy work has largely focused on copyright, and AI more recently, particularly generative-AI’s impact on the creative industries and the professional creator community.

Hat Margolies: Photographic Agent and Director of Lucid Representation

Hat has been working in photography one way or another for over 25 years. A temp job in a photo library led to over 10 years commissioning photography for editorial shoots on national magazines and newspapers, and then in 2008, she set up representation and production agency, Lucid  Representation. The role of an agent is key in this increasingly competitive market; the protective layer between client and photographer; someone who deal with the nitty gritty details while the  photographer concentrates on the creative work.

Sujata Setia: Photographer

Sujata Setia is a lens-based interdisciplinary artist whose work focuses on social justice and gender-based violence. Her practice sits at the intersection of  photography, research, and community collaboration, and has been exhibited internationally. She is the recipient of the Wellcome Photography Prize, Sony World Photography Award (Creative Category) and the Centre for British Photography Project Realisation Grant amongst others. Through her work and public engagements, she shares practical insights into building ethical visibility, institutional recognition, and sustainable pathways for photographers working across social, editorial, and exhibition contexts.

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For those who can’t make it, this panel discussion will be filmed and shared on Youtube in the following days.