Low light can still yield great images – landscape and travel photographer David Clapp shares his top tips and techniquesArdnamurchan Lighthouse, the most westerly point in Scotland, UK. Canon EOS-1D Continue Reading
People often ask me for advice on which camera to buy. Most often they expect me to say, “Buy a Nikon” because that’s what I use. But that is not Continue Reading
In the past few years, thanks to the diffusion of useful accessories and photographic filters with good quality and low prices, the technique of long exposure has become increasingly popular Continue Reading
You’ve stumbled on an amazing scene. You pull out your camera and snap a few pictures to capture that beauty, however when you open those images on the computer, the Continue Reading
Bangkok Dangerous is a bad film—probably one of the worst Nicolas Cage performances ever—but it has an interesting thought that sums up this article essence. One of the actors said Continue Reading
Autumn is such a beautiful, vibrant time of the year and is a favourite season for many photographers. I have loved watching the distinct changes in seasons during my time Continue Reading
Some of us love them, some of us hate them but the fact is mobile photography is here and it is here to stay. The vast majority of us carry Continue Reading
When I mention landscape photography, what normally comes to mind is an idea of panoramic views, mountainous regions or spectacular sunsets over the sea. It is unlikely that you will Continue Reading
If there’s one type of lens that’s most associated with landscape photography it’s the wide-angle lens. This shouldn’t be too surprising. Wide-angle lenses are perfect for capturing the epic sweep Continue Reading
Image by David Kracht Here in Australia we love to hit the beach. We’re one big island and most of our population is scattered along the coast line so Continue Reading