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Wide-Angle Macro Photography

Dr Caesar Sengupta

Using a wide-angle lens to capture a small subject within its natural habitat can be a powerful way to create immersive, storytelling images. By including the surrounding environment, this perspective…

Minimalism Through High-Key Photography

Stefan Gerrits

Minimalism in photography isn’t about having less; it’s about revealing more by removing what are, in my opinion, distractions. It’s about creating space: space for the subject to breathe, and…

What Makes a Good Astro Image?

Konstantinos Themelis

With the constant pressure from social media, people often forget the most important part: enjoying the experience. At the end of the day, astrophotography is about getting outside and experiencing…

Dreamlike Nightscapes — Exploring Reality and Beyond

Angel Fux

In this article, I’d like to dive into what composite photography is, since we are seeing it more often, with very few photographers being transparent or honest about using compositing…

Capturing Wildlife Photos with a Tilt-Shift Eﬀect

Ray Hennessy

The photos I was capturing were certainly diﬀerent, but I have learned over the years that diﬀerent just to be diﬀerent doesn’t mean a photo is good. I was sharing…

Why Every Landscape Photographer Should Go Backpacking

Joshua Cripps

On the surface, backpacking seems terrible. It’s incredibly hard work, often uncomfortable, cold, and exhausting. And yet, trip after trip, I go back for more, because backpacking has brought me…

Infrared – The Surreal Landscape

Tony Sweet

Tony Sweet discusses the joys of photographing landscapes in the infrared color spectrum, as well as how to get started.

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The Changing Face of Macro Photography

Robert Thompson

The photographic world at present is in a continual state of flux. New products, devices and accessories appear almost daily. Technology is moving so quickly it’s sometimes hard to keep…

Eight Ways to Improve Your Photographs of Plants

Sarah Marino

Sarah Marino tells of eight ways to improve your plant photography, from paying attention to the small details, to filling the frame by getting closer.