Digital Camera World

1 min. di lettura

Take your time when you arrive at a location. There’s only one thing more annoying than footprints in fresh snow – and that’s your own footprints in fresh snow. Stay well back and survey the scene in front of you before rushing in. The camera’s white

Digital Camera World

1 min. di lettura

Although there is much to recommend fancy studio lighting and expensive kit, you can still capture amazing images without using them. Daylight is an incredible light source and capable of producing professional-looking results. For this month’s shoot

Heritage Railway

2 min. di lettura

WITH reference to Geoff Courtney’s obituary of Norman Preedy in the last issue, may I add my thoughts on someone who was a great friend and a superb and enthusiastic railway photographer. Norman was a real character and quite a local legend held in t

Outdoor Photographer

1 min. di lettura

Photographer: Ted Gore Location: Mt. Assiniboine, Canadian Rockies Equipment: Nikon D600, AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm F2.8G ED Situation: I was in the Mt. Assiniboine area for a few days of shooting at the end of September, in the hopes of catching the chang

Outdoor Photographer

1 min. di lettura

“The sun was setting on my first day in Katmai National Park when we set out for the shores of Hallo Bay to catch that golden-hour light,” photographer Sara Stein remembers. “We were staying on a small boat, so unlike the traveling seaplanes that fre

Digital Photographer

1 min. di lettura

Work on presentation Ensure that the presentation of your images is good to look at. Make sure your name and contact details are easily available and visible. Conduct research Find out what kind of pictures your client likes. Consider images togeth

Linux Format

1 min. di lettura

Although editing RAW files is nondestructive, it’s good practice to apply changes to at least one separate layer. Switching between layers, changing their visibility and order helps when working with an image that requires many small adjustments here

Amateur Photographer

3 min. di lettura

It’s always a pleasure to look through the finalists of the extremely prestigious Landscape Photographer of the Year competition. This year, 2020, marks the 13th edition of the awards. It was founded by renowned landscape photographer Charlie Waite,

Digital Camera World

2 min. di lettura

NAME: Dina Belenko LOCATION: Khabarovsk, Russia SUBJECT: Still-life EQUIPMENT: Nikon D800, Speedlight SB-910 WEBSITE: www.instagram.com/dinabelenko “YOU can photograph a portrait of a real or an imaginary person using only inanimate things,” still-li

Amateur Photographer

2 min. di lettura

Nikon D200, 150mm, 1/100sec at f/11, ISO 400 Peter is an amateur photographer from New Zealand. He was born in Belgrade, Serbia, where a youthful interest in photography resulted in him installing a small black & white processing lab at home. He exp

Amateur Photographer

2 min. di lettura

‘I have been into landscape photography for almost ten years now, mostly focusing around my home city of Plymouth,’ Paul tells us. This is the city’s Royal William Yard. ‘This was taken last May, shortly after the first lockdown. When I got there I n

Digital Camera World

1 min. di lettura

CHRIS SAYS: My photo was taken in a rural village in India. The whole market was extremely colourful, but it was also completely chaotic. Looking around this chaos, I just thought I’d try to pick out some of the detail of all the colourful things I c

Photo Review

4 min. di lettura

How has the coronavirus pandemic affected your photography and business? I have two sources of income as a professional landscape photographer. One is teaching the workshops I’ve been doing since 2005. They were suspended, of course, but I’m back do

Digital Camera World

1 min. di lettura

Recently I was asked to give a talk on travel photography. This got me thinking – what exactly is travel photography? The Royal Photographic Society’s travel group describes ‘travel photography’ as images that ‘communicate a sense of place’, while Wi

Amateur Photographer

2 min. di lettura

Photographers often do far too much research before a trip begins. This not only empowers, but it also antagonises. Nothing is worse than feeling down because you're looking at a smartphone full of amazing work, which leads many back to the safety of

Outdoor Photographer

2 min. di lettura

I live in Miami, Florida, because it’s as far away from sub-zero temperatures as I can get without leaving the country. So, when work took me to Bismarck a few winters ago, the fact that North Dakota tops the list of coldest states in the United Stat

Photography Week

1 min. di lettura

To gather a varied portfolio of landscape images it’s essential to shoot at different times of day, in different seasons and weathers, and – critically – from different heights. The same can be said for cityscapes. It may take a little more planning

Home Cinema Choice

1 min. di lettura

1. Go big. Set your camera to take images at the largest possible size, and at the highest resolution. Don't worry about cropping or resizing – we will make them print-ready. 2. Get in focus. Make sure your photos are as sharp and clear as possible.

Australian Photography

2 min. di lettura

UNUSUAL ANGLES The challenge for this month’s Your Best Shot was to bring something new to your imagery by going high, going low, or shifting your perspective entirely. These are our favourite images captured from unusual angles. Jingle bells Shootin

Digital Camera World

1 min. di lettura

12 photo projects to get stuck into, including how to transfer an image onto wood NATURE lover Roeselien Raimond says she always shoots subjects that move her... It’s easy to see why she captured this cute gosling! “I just have this weak spot for bab

Digital Photographer

1 min. di lettura

Go for close-up shots Many of our garden residents are small and inconspicuous, so a macro lens or close-up attachment will be useful for filling the frame with them. Focus on the unremarkable Don’t overlook everyday, mundane species – even woodlice

Amateur Photographer

1 min. di lettura

What subjects are suitable for Masterprint? Some subjects need a bigger presentation size to show their full potential – details become visible and motifs are given meaning. Outstanding photographs of many subjects are perfect for the WhiteWall Mast

PhotoPlus : The Canon Magazine

1 min. di lettura

What’s the difference between a step-up and step-down ring? Terry Peterson, Wiltshire BRIAN SAYS… Step down rings are designed to let you fit a smaller threaded filter on to a larger threaded lens. So if your filter is 52mm and your lens has a 58mm t

Home Cinema Choice

1 min. di lettura

1. Go big. Set your camera to take images at the largest possible size, and at the highest resolution. Don't worry about cropping or resizing – we will make them print-ready. 2. Get in focus. Make sure your photos are as sharp and clear as possible.

Getaway

1 min. di lettura

Dale likes to change lenses when he’s travelling. ‘It’s good to get as many perspectives on a theme as possible. I’ll use a macro and flash for close-up details and then pull back and go wider to get some scene-setting features with the same subject.

Scootering

1 min. di lettura

Cheam Lambretta Club member, Eric Jones, was recently contacted by the Laneham Camera Club, who invited him to bring his scooter to one of their club meetings. Eric and wife, Sandra, accepted the invitation and took his 54-year-old low mileage Lambre

SA Country Life

2 min. di lettura

One of the many virtues of photography is that it’s direct and factual. There are, however, variables, but debating them would be long and tedious. So to cut out all the highfaluting pussyfooting and bull-shooting, this is what happened. I am travell

Amateur Photographer

2 min. di lettura

The US Library of Congress invites the question of whether it is possible to have too much of a good thing. One answer, obviously, is yes. But as an excess of pictures won’t give you anything like the same kind of hangover from an excess of vintage C

Amateur Photographer

2 min. di lettura

Fisheye lenses are extremely seductive: who has not been fascinated by them? But all too often they seduce us into paths of unrighteousness: of poor composition, novelty at the expense of all else, and sometimes of dubious techni quality as well. Ful

Home Cinema Choice

1 min. di lettura

1. Go big. Set your camera to take images at the largest possible size, and at the highest resolution. Don't worry about cropping or resizing – we will make them print-ready. 2. Get in focus. Make sure your photos are as sharp and clear as possible.