
July 25, 2011
Seascape photography
Three days on the Devon coast gave Angela Nicholson the perfect opportunity to capture a memorable seascape
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July 25, 2011
Three days on the Devon coast gave Angela Nicholson the perfect opportunity to capture a memorable seascape
July 25, 2011
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Richard Sibley talks us through photographing flowers in the studio using even the most basic equipment
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Using an aperture that strikes the right balance between depth of field and resolution is essential for getting maximum detail in your images. Angela Nicholson explains how to make an informed choice
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Wildlife photographer Paul Hobson shows three AP readers how to photograph small British mammals up close using a macro lens. Oliver Atwell picks up some tips
July 6, 2011
David Noton explains how, by waiting for the perfect light and using a 10-stop ND filter to turn the sea mist and show the movement in the sky, he was able to create this classic…
July 6, 2011
Heather Angel explains how her simple flower image demonstrates that sometimes less can be more
July 6, 2011
You may not be a professional wedding photographer, but there's no reason why you can't take great wedding photographs. We offer wedding photography advice advice on how to overcome the challenges you will face on…
July 6, 2011
Clearly, most photographers don't have access to a light aircraft or helicopter, so Richard Sibley shows you how to have a go at aerial photography with just a few balloons and some helium
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