The February 2013 issue of Australian Photography + digital is available now in newsagencies, via subscription and on iPad.
Here are some of the great stories in the new issue:
Top 12 Photography Destinations
We asked 12 of Australia’s best travel photographers to reveal their favourite shooting locations. You might be surprised by some of their answers!
Nine Great Wildlife Tips
Photographing wildlife in its natural
environment is a totally different challenge to photographing animals in
a zoo. Dale Morris explains nine highly effective tips for capturing
breathtaking wildlife images.
Awesome Photo Adventures
China: When a specialist photography tour was organised to visit China, Editor Robert Keeley was enlisted as its photography advisor. He outlines some tips he learned about capturing successful travel images.
Turkey: The ancient landscape of Turkey has many hidden
delights for photographers. But shooting it during a sailing tour added
another colourful dimension, says Christine Johnston.
World View
Frans Lanting’s prolonged patience in the field finally
paid off when he secured a remotely triggered image of an extremely rare
male kakapo bird making a mating call late one evening.
Behind The Lens
Underwater shooter Juergen Freund captured an
extraordinary moment on an underwater shoot in Malaysia. He explains how
he got the image.
Reader’s Showcase
Thomas Ryan has a fascination for shooting architecture. He explains the techniques he uses to get his dramatic shots.
Tested: Sony Alpha A99 SLT
Sony’s new high-end SLT represents a major technological leap, particularly in movie mode. We put it to the test.
Tested: Canon EF 40mm Lens
Canon, with its new 40mm lens, has joined the growing trend for ‘pancake’ style prime lenses. They’re inexpensive, yet offer some great shooting options.
Image Doctor
Saima Morel critiques a new collection of images from AP readers.
Twelve of our best travel photographers reveal their favourite shooting locations.
Dale Morris shares nine brilliant tips to help you capture better photos of animals in the wild.
On a trip through the heart of China we discover that travel photography is all about being flexible and making the most of your opportunities when they arise.
Juergen Freund captured an
extraordinary moment on an underwater shoot in Malaysia. He explains how
he got the shot.