Phil Hall covers some of the basics, while two very different photographers share their tips for natural light photography
Latest articles
Photo editing masterclass: The tight crop
Photoshop guru Martin Evening sorts out your photo-editing and post-processing problems. Here he discusses the use of tight crop.
Olympus unleashes Dog Filter – a new breed of Art Filter
Olympus has today bolstered its Art Filters line-up with the launch of the Dog Filter, designed to deliver ‘an automatically rendered canine companion’ and to 'take your imaging to the…
Food Photographer of the Year serves up hundreds of tasty images
The best images from this year’s Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year have been plucked from thousands submitted worldwide.
Reader letter of the week
Read our letter of the week, from an Amateur Photographer reader, sharing their views and opinions about a photography related subject. Find out how to submit your own letter to…
Photo appraisal: Landscape
Expert advice and tips on improving your photography from Damien Demolder. He gives his appraisal of Landscape by Adrian Olsen and offers advice on how it might be improved.
Poll – As a photographer, do you consider yourself an artist?
As a photographer, do you consider yourself an artist? Take part and cast your vote on our poll
Photo editing masterclass: Lighting up an interior
Photoshop guru Martin Evening sorts out your photo-editing and post-processing problems. Here he discusses lighting an interior.
You can now earn cash from your photos using a new print sales service from Photocrowd
Online photography community Photocrowd has launched a service that allows members to sell prints and earn up to 80% commission.
Essential tips for photographing spring flowers
After a drab, grey, rainy winter, spring blooms are starting to appear everywhere. See our top tips for photographing these spring flowers.
Shooting spring wildlife
Nature photographer Andrew Mason gives his advice for shooting spring wildlife.
Equipment reviews
Fujifilm X-E2S review
The X-E2S promises to go one better than the X-E2. Michael Topham looks at how if differs to the original…
Leica SL (Typ 601) review
It may push the definition of ‘compact’ to its limit, but Leica’s top-end CSC has some outstanding features that set…
Fujifilm X70 review
The Fujifilm X70 is the latest premium compact to boast an APS-C size sensor in a pocket-size body. What Digital…
Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC review
Andy Westlake takes a detailed look at a budget all-in-one superzoom for APS-C DSLRs - the Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 Di…
Sony RX1R II review
Boasting a wealth of world-class features, the RX1R II looks incredible on paper. Callum McInerney-Riley finds out if it has…
Camera skills
How to shoot the Holi festival of colours
The Holi festival of colours in India takes place on the 23 March but there are also places…
9 Easter photography projects
So you've got some some time off over Easter? Why not make the most of it by setting…
Mobile phone photography
Basic point-and-shoot compacts have become largely obsolete thanks to the growth in smartphone ownership. Whereas ten years ago…
Interviews
Photographing the world’s refugee crisis: interview with Fabio Bucciarelli
We interview war photographer Fabio Bucciarelli about his latest project capturing images of the world’s refugee crisis.
A Year in the Life of a London Priest: Photo essay, Q&A
Photographer Jim Grover spent a year with priest Kit Gunasekera, to produce his photo essay, Of Things Not Seen: A…
Shooting Portraits of the Matterhorn
We speak to Nenad Saljic about his time shooting one of the world's most infamous and intimidating mountains
Expert advice
Win big: Top tips for success in photography competitions
Contemplating entering a photography competition this year but not sure how to approach it? Judges and winners from…
The East Anglian Coast: A year-long photography project
With a dream brief from the National Trust, Justin Minns reveals how he completed his own photography project…
How to: Photography projects
Setting yourself photography projects can be incredibly rewarding and help improve your skills. Steve Gosling explains.
Guide to photographing food
You don’t need a lot of expensive gear to shoot great images of food, as Michael Powell explains.…
Tips for photographing the Chinese New Year celebrations
The Chinese New Year falls on Monday 8 February this year. See our top tips for making the…