In a busy editing software market, James Abbott asks if there's still room for subject-specific options
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20 money-saving DIY photography hacks
Why max out a credit card on accessories when you can make simple tools yourself? Matty Graham shows how to get great shots for less
Amy Davies: when can you call yourself ‘a photographer?’
With so many people taking pictures on cameras or smartphones, when can you truly call yourself a photographer?
Remembering Woodstock through photography
For music obsessives and historians of 60s counter-culture, the really big 50th anniversary this year is not the Apollo 11 moon landing, but Woodstock. What…
Master natural light for stunning shots
During the course of just 24 hours the colour, intensity and direction of natural light changes dramatically, leading to countless photographic opportunities, says John Wade
Get great shots of newborns
What’s the difference between baby and newborn photography? Plenty, says leading practitioner Kristina Mack who shares a few of her trade secrets
Flashgun works out best bounce angle (so you don’t have to)
“This function is invaluable for wedding photographers or anyone shooting portraits to a tight schedule,” says UK distributor, Intro2020. An Auto Lock function also remembers…
Ailsa McWhinnie: take care of your photo archive – before it’s too late
We need to take responsibility for our photographs while we can, to avoid those le behind having to do all the work
How to get great shots in strong summer light
Don’t put your camera away when the sun is high in the sky. Learn how to control and maximise its potential, and you will be…
Exclusive Sony interview
The new Sony Alpha 7R IV has a 61Mp chip. Are we getting close to the maximum number of photosites that can be fitted onto a full frame sensor? So…
How to get great shots of… geisha
It has been a busy year for Sigma; as well as producing a wide range of quality lenses for established camera mounts and its own…
Stop whingeing about high-priced limited editions, says Richard Sibley
If there wasn’t a market for high-priced limited-edition cameras, such things wouldn’t exist. Richard states his case with Leica cameras
Getting high from mountain photography
Talk about the many highs of photography – the highest museum dedicated to mountain photography is located at 2275m in the Pustertal Valley, South Tyrol,…
Master natural light for stunning portraits
Professional photographers from across the globe reveal their top tips for shooting environmental portraits, documentary portraiture, weddings, action portraits and professional headshots
Second-hand classic: the Nikon D3200 is a real bargain
Nikon's entry-level DSLR remains widely used and is a steal for just £149 in mind second-hand condition
Preloved pioneers: MPB interview
How did MPB start out? MPB has been around for some time now in various guises, but the official founding of what we have now…
Get perfect colours – white balance masterclass
Guarantee perfect colours in-camera for every shot. James Abbott explains why white balance still matters
Get to grips with lighting for stunning portraits
Lighting equipment needn’t be daunting or complicated. It brings limitless opportunities for wonderful photos, says James Paterson
Honouring a great Victorian travel photographer
Although he was a product of his time, John Thomson, shown working in China above, treated his subjects with respect and dignity, regardless of their…
Discover Lightroom’s great new editing tools
James Paterson looks at some of the more useful Lightroom tweaks, and states the case for staying up to date