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The X-Factor – 5 Musical Icons Who Actually Had It
Well its that time of year again folks, when every being in the United Kingdom and their Granny steps up to the mic claiming to have, what Britain has dubbed, The X-Factor. Don’t get me wrong, here at...
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Great examples of frost, ice and mist photography.
As the UK has just had it’s first cold-snap, now would be a good time to highlight some great examples of photography unique to the winter season, focusing on frost, ice and mist. Heavy frost. by Simon...
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Low key photography
Flower by frodefjeld In contrast to high key images, low key images are much darker, moodier and more dramatic. Consisting of mostly dark tones with a subject usually lit from just one direction these...
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Better Bokeh – Tips on using blurred backgrounds to great effect
Christmas Girl by Bill Young What is Bokeh? The term comes from the Japanese word ‘boke’, which means “blur” or “haze”. Put simply, bokeh is a term used to mean any effect where part of an image is...
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Using a tripod
Long Exposure + by Joris Louwes In many of the previous guides we’ve mentioned how important it is to use a tripod, so it seems only right to explain how to get the most from a tripod. Whether you’re...
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Getting the most out of your flash
110717-A-RE111-020 by Joshua Kruger A camera’s flash is used to light up a scene when the environment or subject is too dark and to get a well exposed photograph without resorting to a slow...
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Storm gallery
St Helens Bay by Emmet & Kathy Given the recent storms, and no doubt a few more in the near future it seemed like a good opportunity to showcase some amazing storm photos. Rather than battening...
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Christmas Gifts
Christmas is fast approaching, and it’s time to start thinking about what presents to buy for friends and family. It can be a difficult task to search for that perfect gift, so why not use your...
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Capturing Christmas
lick by Jeff Meyer Christmas is the perfect time of year to capture some photos of the whole family as everyone comes together at this time of year. If you’re looking to get some treasured memories of...
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Heading into the cold
Winters Evening by Joseph (Haz) Hall As Christmas is nearly upon us, hopefully you’ll have some spare time to indulge in a spot of photography, either that or the turkey will give you a reason to head...
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Getting the most out of your flash – Part 2
Hopefully you’ve had a lovely Christmas and have managed to avoid overdosing on too many mince-pies and sweets. Today we’ll continue on from our previous article about getting the most out of your...
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6 new year resolutions for photographers
A Little Corner of California at RHS Wisley! by Tony Hammond It’s the start of a new year, so why not take the opportunity to take stock and think about what you’d like to achieve in the coming year…...
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A beginners guide to lens filters
I love to love 33/52 by Dennis Skley Filters are those super-useful things that fit on the front of your DSLR lens. They are great for creating a variety effects that can help you to take fantastic...
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Starting a photo project
As we suggested a week ago now is a great time to start a photo project, with a definite goal (or several) in mind you can easily make this year your most productive and rewarding yet. You don’t need...
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The four types on lens filters you need to know
As mentioned in our beginners guide, lens filters can be exceptionally useful and the effects created often can’t be reproduced any other way. This week we’ll cover four different filters that will...
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Use coloured filters to enhance your black and white photo
Recently we’ve talked a lot about the theory of using various filters, but today we’ll cover a practical use for them, as well a new filter-type: coloured filters. We’ve covered black and white...
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10 Examples of Long Exposure Photography
We’ve covered the basic techniques behind long exposure photography on this blog before, such as our articles using a tripod and painting with light. Today we’ll feature a few inspiring examples of...
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An intro to wide angle photography
Gloucester Cloisters by kennysarmy A wide angle lens creates distinctive and visually striking photos, and they’re relatively cheap to buy. With a wide angle lens you can get much more of a scene into...
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