The release of a new Frans Lanting book is always a photographic event. Keith Wilson talks to the master about his latest work, which celebrates the landscape, people and wildlife of Africa over four decades
Technique
Franco Banfi tells the story behind his viral photo
Wildlife photographer Franco Banfi talks about his striking photograph of a pod of sleeping sperm whales
Local heroes: Photo project ideas
If you’re stuck for a photo project idea look no further than your own neighbourhood. Here three photographers show us what’s on their doorstep
Small is beautiful: Gig photography
Photo opportunities abound at small gigs. Two experienced band photographers share their tips for memorable images with Geoff Harris
Monochrome photography: Interview with Tony Sellen
Tony Sellen, who’s won plaudits in both the EISA Maestro and APOY competitions, discusses his minimalist approach
A day in the life of a fashion photographer
With Fashion Week season upon us, we find out what it’s like to be a top fashion photographer, as Amanda Thomas talks about her typical day
Lightroom tips: Discover hidden tools
James Paterson reveals a host of obscure techniques and out-of-the-way tools to enhance your images and improve your Lightroom work flow
Glass from the past: Using classic lenses
It’s now easier than ever to use old manual-focus lenses on your camera. Andy Westlake talks you through how to get the most out of them, from shooting to image processing
Street photographer Craig Reilly found a change of camera meant a change of direction
For Craig Reilly, changing cameras led to a complete change of direction, and he hasn’t looked back since.
Photo Insight with Harry Borden: Martin Parr
What happened when Harry Borden met the man who changed the face of British documentary photography?
Retro filters: Flares, flower power and filters
Most of us have got a ‘retro’ filter lurking at the back of a cupboard, but are any of them actually still useful? David Noton puts his reputation on the line and admits to some shameful past habits
Money saving photography tips from the experts
Photography is an expensive pastime, but it’s not all about spending thousands on the latest DSLR. Four top pros and eight readers reveal some clever ways of keeping costs down
Photo Insight with Robert Canis: White Helleborine at twilight
Robert Canis reveals the story as well as the technique behind his beautiful silhouetted image of a white helleborine at twilight
The Shutter Speed Redemption – from ex-convict to celebrated street photographer
For ex-convict Donato Di Camillo, photography has provided him with a new purpose in life, as he tells Geoff Harris
Tips on photographing reptiles from an expert wildlife photographer
Take a trip into the reptile realm with wildlife photographer Jason Steel. He passes on his tips and tricks for photographing reptiles to get you started
Creative collaboration: Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb
Two complementary styles unite in the work of Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb. They talk to Oliver Atwell
Wildlife Watch: Autumn waders
In autumn many species of waders head south and settle around the UK coastline. Oscar Dewhurst explains how best to capture them
Kit hire: What you need to know about renting kit
If you have kit aspirations beyond your budget, maybe it’s time to take a look at renting some gear. Angela Nicholson explains what you need to know
When disaster strikes: rescue tips
Knowing what to do when the unthinkable happens can save your sanity as well as your images and kit. Angela Nicholson has tips to guide you back from the brink in various hair-raising situations
Photo Insight with Simon Baxter: Guardians of the Forest
Following a serious sporting injury, Simon Baxter discovered that photography was able to provide the solitude and distraction he craves