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Topical Features for March
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March is a month where we start to get warmer weather but we can still get cuaght out with the odd snow blizzard and bitterly cold days. Colour is starting to appear in our landscape most noticeably by the blossom on cherry trees etc. Most of the country houses, parks and gardens still haven't opened their doors/gates to visitors. Wildlife photographers will start to see bird activity as the nesting season begins.Most of the spring bulbs are now appearing and you may still find snowdrops. You will usually also find spiders webs with frosty dew and hoar frost on branches at dawn. For those who prefer to stay indoors it's the time to set projects, do some still life or have a go at image editing so we link to a collection of useful techniques on this page to give you a kick start.
Happy shooting.
What to Shoot in March
Ian Andrews offers some advice on what to shoot in March and where to go to shoot it.
Read More of this ArticleUsing a slide duplicator
As well as allowing you to copy un-replaceable images, a slide duplicator can also be used as a digital input deviceand much more
Read More of this TechniqueMountain photography gear guide
Having the right gear is important when specializing in any aspect of photography. Here respected landscape photographer Colin Prior explains what equipment he uses and why.
Read More of this TechniqueStudio lighting on a budget
Despite what some experts say, you don't have to own five studio flash heads to produce high-key lighting.
Read More of this TechniqueCreate monochrome filter effects in Photoshop 6
A digital imaging technique using Photoshop 6 to apply to colour images, to reproduce the effects created when coloured filters are used with a monochrome film.
6 CommentsRead More of this TechniqueTips on shooting snow and ice
A complete guide to photographing snow and ice by ePHOTozine's Peter Bargh. Learn how to expose and compose in our winter months.
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