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
As a photographer, you have to take equal advantage of both the sunrise and sunset. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t have a favourite. I’ve put together a few of Continue Reading
ISO is one of the three components on which the camera heavily relies on in creating a photo. It is also an element that has a major impact on the Continue Reading
Don’t get sad that summer is over – September can also be a great month for photography. Indeed, it’s often a nicer month than August weather-wise, particularly in the UK, Continue Reading
This time of year is great for sunsets, especially in the Western hemisphere, where the sunset can be a gloriously prolonged affair that goes until 9pm or 10pm (or even Continue Reading
It’s a problem that plagues photographers from the professionals to the hobbyist snappers; running out of space to store digital photographs. With the large file size coming from today’s digital Continue Reading
One of the most brilliant features of DSLRs that separate them from regular point and shoot cameras are their ability to control the shutter speed. Full manual control on a Continue Reading
If photography was as easy as buying bigger and better gear or having a Facebook page, we would all be photographers by now. However, that’s not how it works and Continue Reading
Light. We can’t take photos without it, and yet it seems poorly understood by many photographers. Something that has such influence on our photos deserves an understanding of its basic Continue Reading
Winner of the Astrofest David Malin Awards Wide-Field category, photographer Phil Hart (http://www.philhart.com), shares his photography advice to show you how to shoot great photographs of the night sky and Continue Reading