December 12, 2016
Creative Photoshop: In a pickle
Sometimes it’s best to work alone and use yourself as a model, says Jane Long, so long as you don’t mind picking chickpeas out of your hair for hours...
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Photography tips and techniques from professionals and industry experts to help you continue improving your work.
Whether you’re looking for wildlife photography tips or more interested in portrait photography, our articles and guides will help spark ideas for experimentation, guide you on how to capture the best light and point you in the direction of photography projects to boost your portfolio.
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December 10, 2016
Photo Insight with Harry Borden: Mary Nightingale
Portrait photographer Harry Borden tells the story behind his shoot with the popular television newscaster
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December 9, 2016
Will Burrard-Lucas: How to get close to wildlife
Will Burrard-Lucas can get close to wildlife thanks to his wideangle style plus the BeetleCam and camera traps he has invented. He talks to Steve Fairclough
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December 7, 2016
Quick tips: Photographing decay
In today's Quick Tips, we take a look at an often-overlooked aesthetic subject: decay. This winter, from abandoned buildings to decomposing flowers, here's how to get into photographing decay
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December 6, 2016
Wildlife watch: Fallow deer
With their distinct antlers, fallow deer make perfect autumn subjects, says Paul Hobson
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December 4, 2016
Mick Rock interview: Shooting David Bowie portraits
Mick Rock has been photographing the world’s biggest rock stars for more than 40 years. He spoke to Steve Fairclough about his career and new David Bowie book
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December 3, 2016
Photo Insight with Harry Borden: Sir Paul McCartney
Harry Borden looks back on a memorable shoot with the iconic solo musician and former Beatle, and recalls how he nearly turned the job down
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December 2, 2016
Quick tips: Use a beanbag
In today's Quick Tips, we look at the diminutive alternative to the trusty tripod - the beanbag. What's it all about?
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November 30, 2016
How to photograph Afon Clywedog in North Wales: top tips and best locations
The Torrent Walk in Dolgellau, North Wales, offers rich autumn colour and a seriously photogenic water feature, as Jeremy Walker reveals
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November 29, 2016
Hand of God: Reverend Dr Richard Hainsworth
As well as being a busy vicar at Northop Hall, Reverend Dr Richard Hainsworth finds time to be an award-winning photographer. He talks to Oliver Atwell about his work
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November 24, 2016
Wildlife watch: Wood mice and bank voles
These svelte, fast-moving mammals are some of our nearest neighbours, making them ideal photographic subjects, says Paul Hobson
