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In the final part of our series on sports photography, Robert Keeley delves into the technical issues you need to consider when shooting fast-moving action.
In the first of a two-part series, Robert Keeley explains some important basic techniques you can use to capture more exciting sports images.
Professional nature photographer, Michael Snedic, shares five valuable tips to help you shoot great photos of birds.
Award-winning wildlife photographer Dale Morris shares nine great tips to help you capture stunning images of wild animals in their natural habitat.
Alfonso Calero shares a simple 30-minute-a-day exercise to help you improve your photo skills.
Alfonso Calero sets out five valuable tips for anyone looking to improve their composition skills.
In this special step-by-step tutorial Mark Galer shows you how to recreate a 'toy camera' look in Photoshop Lightroom.
Robert Keeley and James Ostinga share some simple tips to help you supercharge your creativity and start making more engaging photos.
Australian photographer Chris McGrath, whose work was recognised in this year's World Press Photo Awards, used a robotic camera to obtain a bird's eye view of last year’s 2012 London Olympics. He explains the process he used to capture this remarkable image of rhythmic gymnast Senyue Deng.
Robert Keeley, James Ostinga and Andrew Fildes share five quick tips to help you improve your photography.
Photographer James Simmons was looking for a different kind of travel photo when he met Horace and Mary.
Most still life images are photographed inside, under artificial lights. As Alfonso Calero explains, it doesn't have to be that way.
Robert Keeley explains how to take your photography further by working on a photographic theme.
In this special step-by-step image-editing project, Mark Galer explains how to add a faux lens-flare effect in Photoshop.
While it's a key element of every photographic composition it doesn't always get the attention it deserves.
Professional photographer Sue Nicol recently staged her first solo exhibition. Here she explains a few tips on how to critically analyse your photos.