The weather is beginning to turn to longer, sunnier days, making picturesque scenes for the budding photographer. With all this extra light, though, comes the challenge of taking the perfect Continue Reading
Are you making any of these tripod mistakes? If so, you could be ruining your chances of getting sharp images (the whole point of using the tripod in the first Continue Reading
The weather defines the mood of any landscape. Tony Worobiec reveals how to make the most of whatever it throws at you. Bad weather photography can offer up some great Continue Reading
Your works are high quality, so photographs of them should be, too. Whether you’re preparing an entry for a fine art competition, putting together a portfolio to impress gallery directors, agents, or Continue Reading
It’s holiday time, which means big meals, a deluge of Christmas and holiday cards, family arguments moments, decorations, gifts, and lots lots lots of photos. Well, we’re here to give Continue Reading
Low light can still yield great images – landscape and travel photographer David Clapp shares his top tips and techniques Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, the most westerly point in Scotland, UK. Canon Continue Reading
The tips and techniques for still-life photography can be very useful for creative and attention-grabbing product photography too. So here are 10 tips from Tim Clinch for great still-life photography. Continue Reading
We all love close-ups of flowers, but to provide context swap your macro lens for a wideangle one. Wideangles typically have a short minimum-focusing distance, enabling photographers to take photographs Continue Reading
This will be the longest, reddest and most dramatic total lunar eclipse of your lifetime – so don’t waste it! Image: CC0 Creative Commons The longest total lunar eclipse 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