General Photography Photography Features

Tripods at the ready as we're getting creative with our camera settings.

ePHOTOzine's members get together for a shoot at the Black Country Living Museum. Report by Will Cheung.

Find out why you should visit Gigrin.

It's all mono today on ePHOTOzine!

Without a camera and lens you won't be taking many pictures!

Expand your photographic knowledge this April with the help of Park Cameras.

Remember to pack the essentials otherwise you'll regret it!

If you don't have a good bag you'll struggle to carry all the bits and pieces you need for landscape photography.

A good tripod is an essential piece of kit for a landscape photographer.

Head out at night and take some interesting images with reflective light from the moon.

Today we want you to shoot your commute and we'll show you how to add motion blur to images in Photoshop.

If the lack of sun's keeping you inside we have ten ideas to keep you busy.

Welcome to the fifth part of the EPZ Beginner's Guide to Photography. In this section we are going to look at the various types of exposure metering such as zone, centre weighted and spot, and how the camera works out what the exposure needs to be.

Welcome to the third part of the ePHOTOzine Beginner's Guide to Photography. In this section we are going to be looking at the two main elements of photography which control exposure - aperture and shutter speed.

How to save your pictures and send to magazine and web publishers

Welcome to the sixth and final part of the EPZ Beginner's Guide to Photography. In this concluding section, we are going to be looking at using flash, including when and why you will need to use flash, potential drawbacks, and the various modes of flash typically available.

Welcome to the first part of the ePHOTOzine Beginner's Guide to Photography. In this section we are going to be looking at how the digital camera works and how images are processed and saved inside the camera.

If you're looking for indoor photography inspiration have a look at our five shoot suggestions.

Welcome to the second part of the ePHOTOzine Beginner's Guide to Photography. In this section we are going to be looking at image resolution and how and why the required size of images can vary according to its purpose.

Welcome to the fourth part of the EPZ Beginner's Guide to Photography. In this part of the guide we will be looking at the differences between digital and film photography, and the advantages brought around by modern day developments to digital.

As a beginner it maybe hard to understand what all the photography terms mean. Here's aperture explained.

Sam Zaydel explains how to become a Better Photographer in 24 Hours?

Here are a few tips on how you can capture rain in your photos.

What's geotagging and how can you do it?

Pete Williams gives us five reasons why we should try black & white photography

How to save your pictures and send to magazine and web publishers

Here are five ways to keep a photographer busy on grey, cloudy, rain-filled days.

Take your camera for a walk along a canal.

Welcome to the fifth part of the EPZ Beginner's Guide to Photography. In this section we are going to look at the various types of exposure metering such as zone, centre weighted and spot, and how the camera works out what the exposure needs to be.

You've built your snowman now take the photographs!

Why keep everything sharp all of the time?

If you take a photo and automatically think you own the copyright, then think again. As Peter Stevenson explains.