In part two of our series on photographing concerts and festivals, pro photographer Paul Hoelen shares some useful tips for shooting in high-contrast and low-light conditions, he names his ideal kit for event photography, and exposes some of the copyright traps that come into play if you want to sell your images.

Festivals offer unlimited opportunities for switched-on photographers, writes award-winning shooter Paul Hoelen. He shares some useful tips to help you return from your next big event with a memory card full of great images.

Lightroom’s new lens correction controls can be used to correct all manner of photographic ills, from wonky perspectives to pesky colour fringing. Mark Galer takes you through the steps.

Landscape photographers don't have the freedom to add a flash or studio light here and there to change the way a scene is lit. But, as pro photographer Dean Cooper explains, landscape photographers do have one trick available to them that is often overlooked by new photographers. Filters! In this special feature he looks at what's available and explains how you can put a few clever filters to good use to modify light and create stronger images.

Desert environments can be challenging and rewarding environments in which to shoot landscapes, as Theo Allofs discovered in the wilds of the Namib Desert on Africa’s southwest coast.

Weird and wonderful things happen at the Phuket Vegetarian Festival as photographer Rinto Sulong discovered.

When you’re shooting travel images it’s important to see the details as much as the grand vistas, says Robert Keeley.

What are the most common mistakes made by beginner photographers? In the conclusion to our two-part series on common shooting mistakes, long-time photographic educator Peter Burian names four more common pitfalls and shares some useful tips to help you avoid them.

What are the most common mistakes made by beginner photographers? As a long-time photographic educator Peter Burian has seen his fair share. In the first of a new two part series, he names four common pitfalls and shares some useful tips to help you avoid them.

Ready to enter our Photographer of the Year or monthly photo comp? Here's how to resize your images for optimal quality and upload speed in Lightroom, Photoshop and Elements.

Many photographers are taught to never shoot towards the sun. But, as Valerie Martin explains, shooting 'contre jour' can produce some beautiful results.

Pearce Leal was setting up to take a simple shot of New York's Central Park when something unexpected happened.

Wildlife photographer Theo Allofs recalls a memorable encounter with an emu chick and its father, in the Sturt National Park in north western NSW.

In the second and final part of our two-part series on photographing wildlife, award-winning shooters Steve and Ann Toon share four more great photo tips to put you ahead of the herd.

In the first of a new two-part series on photographing wildlife, award-winning shooters Steve and Ann Toon share four great photo tips to put you ahead of the herd.

Drew Hopper explains the thinking and technique behind a dynamic shot he took on a recent trip to Vietnam.