February 28, 2017
Quick tips: Discover hidden detail
In today's Quick Tips, we look at getting up close and seeing the hidden details in our photographs
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February 24, 2017
Quick tips: Woodland flowers
In today's Quick Tips, we're getting ready for spring, with how to photograph woodland flowers.
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February 22, 2017
Watch the Amateur Photographer Awards 2017
Miss our livestream? No problem. Here's the full Amateur Photographer Awards ceremony, as it happened, presented by AP Editor Nigel Atherton and comedian Tim Clarke
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February 17, 2017
Quick tips: Playing around with size and scale
In today's Quick Tips, we're looking at how to improve your shots by leveraging size and scale
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February 16, 2017
Photo Insight with Harry Borden: Rosamund Pike
Working instinctively during a portrait shoot is often better than trying to create images to fit pre-set ideas, says Harry Borden
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February 12, 2017
Photo location guide: Great Intake
Mark Littlejohn reveals the charms of Great Intake, set in the southern fells of the Lake District
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February 10, 2017
How to photograph winter wildlife
This time of year is perfect for photographing seasonal wildlife such as hares, waders and squirrels. Top nature photographers John and Tracy Langley share their best tips
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February 8, 2017
The expert guide to photographing winter birds
Winter is the perfect time to build up a photographic portfolio of local birdlife, and experiment with some different approaches, says Mark Sisson
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February 8, 2017
Quick tips: Comedy moments
Photographing funny moments can be a challenge, not least because they're so often fleeting. Let's have a look at some quick tips for making the moment count
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February 4, 2017
Photo insight with Guy Edwardes: Orca and Eider Duck
Nature photographer Guy Edwardes tells the story behind his image of a killer whale pursuing its prey in the waters of the Shetland Islands
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February 2, 2017
Guide to digiscoping
If you're a birder hoping to record a rare species, or a photographer looking to broaden your creativity, a spotting scope could be handy, says Paul Hackett
