Tips and techniques on a range of photography skills, and advice from experts on specific photography techniques.
With ICM there are endless techniques to experiment with to create unique images that really stand out from the landscape crowd. It's a great creative lockdown project
Ditch the tripod and hone your handholding technique and exposure skills to capture beautifully detailed shots of churches and cathedrals.
Michael Freeman’s latest book, Light and How to Photograph It, explains his approach to capturing every type of light. Here are some key lessons
With the re-publication of Paul Graham’s 1983 book, A1 - The Great North Road, Peter Dench talks to some of those it influenced and explains how it impacted his own photographic journey
Edmond Terakopian shares his experience and thoughts on the L-Mount Alliance - he has no regrets about changing over
Town, country or coast, capture the best autumn has to offer. We speak to three photographers for their practical advice on shooting the stunning colours of autumn
Peter Benson, who recently got a distinction for his night photography shots from the RPS, shares some of the secrets of stunning urban images after dark
When using wide angle lenses, lens distortion - particular skewed edges and leaning-in edges - can spoil otherwise great shots. We have a solution!
Adding accessory lenses to your smartphone will increase the range of subjects you can tackle and improve your picture quality. Damien Demolder finds out more
Who needs to buy a brand new lens anyway? Often, picking up a vintage lens can add a whole new look to your photography - six photographers tell us how
Telephoto lenses help you frame your subject tighter than our eyes see it. Angela Nicholson explains how to get more from your long lenses
Whether it's oil and water, liquid art, water splashes or car shots, we have lots of absorbing creative projects to seep you busy in case of further lockdowns - they are great for autumn and winter nights too
Master 120 medium format film photography as used in Mamiya and Rolleiflex cameras - Mike Crawford shows you how to get the most from this attractive format
For the second part of our guide to infrared, John Wade shares more essential skills for getting great infrared results, whether with film or digital
Shooting JPEGs can save you time, space, and even make you a better photographer. Angela Nicholson explains
As his latest feature film nears completion, we speak with Britain's youngest director to feature at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Elliott Hasler
We reveal how converting an older mirrorless (or DSLR) camera to infrared can give it a new lease of life, particuarly when it comes to getting striking black and white shots
Sticking with the DSLR system? We reveal the best-buy DSLR models for a wide range of budgets and genres
From starlings to red deer ruts, top wildlife photographer Oscar Dewhurst shares his essential tips for your best-ever autumn wildlife shots
Landscape photography is moving on, and traditional approaches are becoming a bit predictable. Benedict Brain explores some more alternative and abstract ways of shooting light and land