How to shoot wildlife photography – beginners guide
May 23, 2022
How to shoot Wildlife photography - everything you need to know whether you're a beginner or not, cameras, lenses, settings and inspiration.
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Intimate Spring: landscape photography with a difference
April 7, 2022
Three photographers discuss the art and craft of intimate spring photography, and how to make your images stand out from the rest, with Claire Gillo
Marsel van Oosten: why planning is important in photography
April 6, 2022
In his latest column, nature photographer Marsel van Oosten explains why planning is essential for him…
7 tips to get your best-ever spring flower shots
March 31, 2022
With spring finally upon us, it's time to dust off the camera and get outdoors. Annette Lepple shares her top tips on shooting flowers and foliage this spring
33 Essential Spring Photo Tips
March 20, 2022
Five top landscape and nature photographers provide expert advice on how to get the best shots this spring
Marsel van Oosten: making the most of bad weather
February 24, 2022
Nature photographer Marsel van Oosten reveals why he welcomes the onslaught of ‘bad’ weather, using Japan as an example
Marsel van Oosten: how to overcome beauty paralysis
January 5, 2022
Award-winning nature photographer Marsel van Oosten explains how to tackle the difficulties caused by ‘beauty paralysis’
Best lenses for wildlife and nature photography
March 19, 2021
When you’re spending hundreds of pounds on a lens, you want the right one. We find the best lenses for nature and wildlife photography
Nature Photographer of the Year winning image captured in five feet of crocodile-infested water
January 2, 2018
An image of an orangutan crossing a river in Indonesia has won the grand-prize in the National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year contest 2017
Into the Woods: Trees in photography around the world
November 23, 2017
Photography legend Stephen Dalton is back with his 15th book
October 9, 2017
Images of insects in mid-flight are fairly commonplace now, but it was only in the early 1970s that British photographer Stephen Dalton became the first person to succeed in capturing them. He returns with a new book about his private Sussex woodland after a nine-year hiatus.
