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image doctor

How good are your images? What do you need to do to take better photos? Image Doctor online gives you the chance to get one-on-one feedback from leading professional photographer, Anthony McKee. Find out what you're doing right, what you're doing wrong and most importantly what you can do to improve your photos. It's a great way to learn about photography – and it's free.

Selections are based on interest value and the potential to demonstrate ways for photographers to improve. Only one entry per person per month is permitted.

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The flame
by Darryl Wolfendale

So, what you do with a subject that man has been staring at for the better part of 400,000 years? more

Sunset at Largs
by Vikki Benwell

Juxtapositions are an artist's best friend... but the challenge is sharing them with your audience. more

Sleeping Beauty
by Cathy Duck

Sometimes all a photo needs is a little extra height... here is how I do it! more

Moonta Jetty
by Paul Morton

Let me see into the shadows... that is where the beauty lies... honest! more

At the campdraft
by Keren Mcsweeney

The dodge tool was a simple device that photographers used in the darkroom to lighten faces in pictures. These days we can do the same thing - more easily - with software. more

Jackson and the Monkey
by Eric Beza

The challenge with any new equipment is to learn the boundaries that the gear works well in, and how to stretch those margins. more

After dusk
by Adam Thomson

Making an effect "in-camera" can often be challenging, both for the photographer and model... and that is why Photoshop can often be a better option. more

Light Festival
by Daniel McLean

Slow Shutter Speeds are good for capturing fireworks, but sometimes you need some support... more

Fisherman's Friend
by Amina Al Halawani

Working in confined spaces is a challenge for even the best photographers. more

Seawall
by Mihai Florea

Sometimes the temptation can be to try and get too much space into a photograph, particularly when we have a nice wide-angle to work with. more

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