Stephen Bell • Drawn to Water
Elusive, ever-changing and varied: the bodies of water all around us are a source of inspiration for Stephen Bell. He tells us how the sound and sight …
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David Hay • Straight Out of Camera
Whether you are still processing film or using digital, getting the photo right at time of capture is a part of composition that still thrills and …
Interview With Ben Horne
Known for his wilderness photography on film, Ben Horne has proved himself as a gifted artist creating visual life out of nature. Tiffany Reed Briley …
Alister Benn • Embracing Transience
Life always survives the seasons. As winter turns to spring, so new possibilities and vistas are presented. And when it comes to trusting what you see …
Rafael Rojas • Composition: An Evolving Process
The notion of rational thinking is what allows a photographer to create the image they want. Rafael Rojas talks about intuition and how learning can get …
Book Review: Photographing Arches National Park
Arches National Park is one of the best locations in North America for landscape photographers. Is this eFotoGuide worth getting to allow you to make …
Alain Briot • Photographic Shyness
When it comes to photography, there is no right or wrong amount of retouching. As Alain Briot says, credibility in art is not linked to how far you …
Lizzie Shepherd • Mood vs Composition
The composition of a scene is key to the creation of the photographs you want. Lizzie Shepherd tells us how to get it right and avoid the pitfalls …
Robert Strain • Photographing Sand Dunes
It would appear unlikely to fall in love with both a person and the beauty of sand dunes at the same time, but that is what happened to Robert Strain …
Creative Seascapes
The endless opportunities to be creative make coastal photography a fascinating challenge. The abundance of subject matter around every corner, the …
Alain Briot • Keeping Up With Your Resolutions
As we begin a new year with the same old promises to start afresh, these drop off before long. How do we stop it from happening? Alain Briot has ideas …
Chip Carroon • Nevada Outback: The Obscure Land
The most common trip to Nevada is about lights, big shows and slot machines.However, as Chip Carroon says, the state’s diverse outdoor delights such as …
David Hay • How to Take Better Pictures in the Year Ahead
There is no magic formula to making great photographs. But there are some pitfalls you can avoid. David Hay gives us some advice on how to get the best …
The Value Of Legacy
Do we give our creative imagery the credit it deserves as a valued and treasured piece of our legacy? Tiffany Reed Briley shares her thoughts …
Michael Pilkington • Getting it Right in Camera
What are the benefits and judgments associated with eschewing post-processing when creating sharp images? Michael Pilkington unpicks this modern phenomenon
Jeff Carter • Cherry Blossom Adventures
Hanami is the traditional Japanese pastime of watching the cherry blossoms bloom. Jeff Carter tells us about how he captured this beauty on a business …
Book Review: Images of the West
Is there any better way to see America and Canada than on foot? With thousands of miles under his belt, as David Hay explains, one photographer has …
Trevor Anderson • Capturing Displays of Light
At times we underestimate our ability to craft the unique from what we perceive to be the mundane. Trevor Anderson elaborates on the joy of capturing …
Pro Advice for Beginnings
If art is born from reflections of our surroundings, it is also a reflection of who we are and our personal journey. As Tiffany Reed Briley says, we are …
Mark Metternich • Fine Art Printmaking
In our digital world, the focus on printmaking is under threat. Here, Mark Metternich tells us how to make sure this valuable and important skill continues
Alex Otto • Benefits of Photographing Unknown Locations
The issue of taking the same picture as everyone else is one that follows all photographers around like a shadow. Here Alex Otto explains how to avoid …
Alain Briot • Printers
Printed photographs have a life and a beauty of their own. Alain Briot waxes lyrical about how print is the logical conclusion of the process of making …
Ian Plant • Adapt To The Weather
Understanding and adapting to weather conditions is the difference between taking merely good landscape pictures and great ones. Ian Plant lays out the …
Jan Zwilling • Capturing Landscape Essence Part II
Techniques of abstraction and ‘essence’ may seem like difficult concepts to apply to photography, but Jan Zwilling explains how these topics are fundamental
