Macro photography is all about those close up details. Showing parts of things that don’t always appear obvious to the eye. Bringing out these details allows us to see everyday objects in a new and surprising...
Learning from others is a new monthly article we are bringing you so you can hear about struggles and achievements from other photographers. Learning photography from people out in the field is often the greatest way to...
Lens flares can add another element to your images and can often help frame your shot. If you get it right you can get the light to bounce of your lens just right and create a lens flare in shot. If the light isn’t quite...
Stairs can really add drama to a busy image or some great details to a plain background. The leading lines that stairs naturally offer tend to draw in the viewers eyes and can really help to frame a shot. Heres some quick tips...
Sometimes photography is about adding your own unique perspective. About breaking rules and finding where your true passion lies. We have teamed up with the very talented Christian Irmler to bring you a great article and...
Clear nights and dark skies can make for some beautiful star photography conditions. In the dark it’s not always easy to get your settings right. If it’s cold you don’t want to be out for to long so use our tips...
Lets have a guess. You have an awesome camera in hand but you are not completely familiar with all the settings? What is shutter speed? what is shutter priority? How does the exposure triangle work? Do not worry! We have got...
Do you often see or here people talking about white balance in photography and get confused? We have teamed up with the British Academy of Photography to give you all the information you will ever need to know about white...
BeforeAfter Have you ever taken a photo and just wished the sky could be better? Perhaps you have another image with an incredible sky that you know would look great in your new shot. Great news! We are here to...
The use of light in photography is always the most important factor. High key and low key photography is a technique that uses to much or not enough light to create your exposure. Think of the two techniques as purposely over or...