May 4, 2018
Film stars: Canon’s A-Team
The first of Canon’s A-series models was revolutionary at its launch. John Wade explains why film users today will enjoy using all six of them
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April 27, 2018
Wildlife watch: Nightingales
These migratory birds arrive in Britain for spring, says Paul Hobson. Once heard, the song of the nightingale is never forgotten
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April 24, 2018
Top tips for 2018: Wildlife photography
It’s important to plan and understand your subject, reveal background texture to add context to a picture, and nail the exposure and focusing. Learn from the pros
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April 23, 2018
A fairy-tale life: Interview with Perdita Petzl
Austrian photographer Perdita Petzl describes her work as romantic, but her beautiful studies of nature are the result of hours of hard work, says Tracy Calder
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April 21, 2018
Low-light photography: How low can you go?
Low light can still yield great images – landscape and travel photographer David Clapp shares his top tips and techniques
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April 19, 2018
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV field test
Can the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV keep up with the competition? Matty Graham puts this full-frame DSLR to the test on a trip to Norway, shooting landscapes by day and aurora borealis at night
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April 12, 2018
Still-life photography tips
Still-life photography leaves nothing to chance. Tim Clinch explains how to maximise the potential of this classical and underused genre of photography
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April 6, 2018
Insect macro photography tips
Macro photography proves that small is beautiful, and is a wonderful way to reveal the intricacies of insects and bugs. Ross Hoddinott gives his top tips
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April 6, 2018
Garden photography tips
Claire Takacs shares her top tips on how to get stunning images of your garden
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March 29, 2018
Food photography tips: adding human interest
Food photography is much more than close-ups of beautifully lit and styled food, or restaurant interiors. As award-winning food photographer Mark Benham explains, it’s also about people
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March 29, 2018
Spring forward: Interview with Sandra Bartocha
The dream-like plant images popularised by Sandra Bartocha are often copied but never bettered. Keith Wilson hears how she is looking for a new direction
