Harry Borden looks back on a portrait shoot with Bill Nighy - a stylish man with an eye for detail
Technique
How to set up your camera for faster shots
Sometimes your subject doesn't allow for you to take your time with composition or technique, and instead requires a quick trigger finger. Martin Evening shares these quick camera set-up tricks to speed up the process
Quick tips: Working with ISO and noise
How do photographers manage with higher ISO settings and noise in their work? Geoff Harris considers some common issues
Photo Insight with Marco Gargiulo: The Seahorse
Underwater photographer Marco Gargiulo discusses his incredible shot of a seahorse taken at Santa Caterina Beach in Naples
18 Lightroom shortcuts to speed up your editing
Adobe's Lightroom is an impressive programme, and one that many photographers find vital in their editing process. Pro photographer Ben Hall runs through 18 Lightroom shortcuts that could save you valuable time and energy
Photo location guide: Lewesdon Hill
This heavily wooded mature beech landscape in Dorset has a stark beauty, says Jeremy Walker
Photo Insight with Jeremy Walker: Icebergs of Jökulsárlón
A look back at the virtues and perils of shooting in the ever-shifting alien landscape of Jökulsárlón glacial lake in Iceland
Classics Revisited: Louise Brooks By Eugene Richee
Andrew Sydenham, Hollie Latham Hucker and Tracy Calder recreate Eugene Robert Richee’s stylish 1920s portrait of Louise Brooks
30 common photography problems solved
James Abbott identifies some of the most common photographic problems, and shows you how to overcome them
Quick tips: Discover hidden detail
In today's Quick Tips, we look at getting up close and seeing the hidden details in our photographs
Quick tips: Woodland flowers
In today's Quick Tips, we're getting ready for spring, with how to photograph woodland flowers.
Quick tips: Playing around with size and scale
In today's Quick Tips, we're looking at how to improve your shots by leveraging size and scale
Photo Insight with Harry Borden: Rosamund Pike
Working instinctively during a portrait shoot is often better than trying to create images to fit pre-set ideas, says Harry Borden
Action photography with Fred Mortagne
Photographer Fred Mortagne has built a career capturing the athletic skills of skateboarders. Oliver Atwell talks to him about light, location and Leica
Photo location guide: Great Intake
Mark Littlejohn reveals the charms of Great Intake, set in the southern fells of the Lake District
Ali Shams: iPhone Street Photography
Iranian photographer Ali Shams has been making a name for himself with his black & white street photography taken with his trusty iPhone. He talks to Oliver Atwell about his work
How to photograph winter wildlife
This time of year is perfect for photographing seasonal wildlife such as hares, waders and squirrels. Top nature photographers John and Tracy Langley share their best tips
The expert guide to photographing winter birds
Winter is the perfect time to build up a photographic portfolio of local birdlife, and experiment with some different approaches, says Mark Sisson
Quick tips: Comedy moments
Photographing funny moments can be a challenge, not least because they're so often fleeting. Let's have a look at some quick tips for making the moment count
Harry Borden: Surviving history
Although famous for his celebrity portraits, Harry Borden’s first book is a moving collection of Holocaust survivor portraits. It was partly an exploration of his own cultural heritage, he tells David Clark