Michael Pilkington • Bringing Order to Chaos
In a world of endless choices, how can we simplify the images we intend to make? Michael Pilkington talks about the attraction of minimalism and how he …
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Mark Bauer • The Lost Art of Printing
While printing may not be an easy process, it is rewarding and more accessible than ever. Mark Bauer gives us all the details about the best way to …
Trevor Anderson • Seeing the Potential
Learning to see the potential in the subjects we photograph, as Trevor Anderson explains, taps into our creativity and also enriches our lives in a …
David Hay • The Future of Cameras
Due to the proliferation of smartphones, the sales of stand-alone cameras are falling faster than ever. What lies in the future for serious buyers? David …
Chip Carroon • Deltaic Iceland
One of the most over-photographed places in the world is Iceland. How can you bring something new to this location, one which is teeming with fellow …
Alain Briot • What is Personal Style?
In photography, our personal style is the visual expression of our personal taste and personality. As Alain Briot says, your personal style defines what …
Alain Briot • Hard and Soft Skills
What is the difference between the two when it comes to fine art photography? Alain Briot’s new piece breaks down how important both are and how they …
Andy Brown • Mirrors Within Mirrors
Mirrors reflect, create and aid symmetry, or a reversal thereof. Andy Brown lays out how mirrors and lenses can work together in balance when you are …
Michael Perea • Kilauea – Pele’s Wrath
One of the most extraordinary sights is that of a lava-spewing volcano. Michael Perea tells us about the heart-thumping experience of flying over one …
QT Luong • Photographing Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Spanning two states – North Carolina and Tennessee – this vast range can provide remarkable photo opportunities. QT Luong tells us how to navigate such …
Adam Burton • An Appreciation of Landscape Photography
Can anything compare with the great outdoors? Adam Burton speaks about the beauty and joy inherent in the pursuit of capturing beautiful landscapes …
Ian Plant • Finding Foreground
Foreground is the most important part of a landscape composition. If you want to make compelling landscape images, as Ian Plant explains, learning how to …
David Hay • Scale or Detail
Should you photograph a whole forest, a clump of trees, a lone tree or just a single leaf? As David Hay says, make the correct choice and your images …
Ian Middleton • Working with Available Light
Ian Middleton tells us about the vistas he captured on a recent visit to Slovenia and talks about how to visualise and create the images you want …
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 …
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 …
