Photography Articles

ePHOTOzine take a look at the companies who can print your photo on a canvas.

Welcome to the ePHOTOzine guide to the hottest products in April. Every month we will bring you the best products and special offers from some of the top photographic retailers. Click on the product names or images for further information on each product and details of where to buy.

ePz member Adrian Wilson (ade_mcfade) took the Canon EOS 7D for a walk for a spot of city photography.

If you've ever wondered what sensor size actually means and what effect it has on image quality then this article is for you.

Michael Freeman asks the question: How can we use photography to make the sublime appear so?

How to take abstract shots of water bubbles.

Find out what offers some of the retailers advertising on ePHOTOzine are running this April.

Here's ePHOTOzine's inspirational photo month calendar! Each day click on a window to see new photography tips, treats and techniques.

Top spring photography techniques ePHOTOzine has posted.

10 ways to fix / stop distracting backgrounds spoiling your shot.

Here are our top four best budget Digital SLRs from £349 to £399 with zoom kit lens.

Tips on shooting minimalist photos successfully.

Guide to using graduated filters when shooting landscape photos.

How to manually cut around fur / hair in Photoshop.

Six reasons why using a tripod for macro and close-up work's a good idea.

Chris Burfoot beginners guide to studio lighting and why you might need it. This is part 1 or 4 parts - Enjoy!

Chris Burfoot continues his lighting guide with flashmeters and other lighting accessories

A roundup of the gadgets that will help you move really close to your subject. Words and pictures by Peter Bargh

Charles Islas gives an account of the pros and cons of the tiny digital cameras now available.

Here at ePHOTOzine we realise the benefit of protecting your valuable photographic camera gear. So we'd like to offer some general information around Camera Insurance to help you take out a policy that suits your needs.

You may be aware that a polarising filter is one of the most useful additions to your camera kit, but there are a few things you need to decide before buying one. First thing you should know is that there are two varieties - linear and circular. Although they're both physically round, a linear variety can have an effect on the autofocus or metering accuracy of any camera that uses a semi-silvered mirror or prism to split the light entering the viewfinder.

In the early 1990s a couple of students discovered a small, enigmatic Russian camera, the Lomo Kompakt Automat, and created a new style of artistic experimental photography with their first unorthodox snapshot cavortings.

Top 10 Best Ultra Zoom / Bridge Cameras Reviewed by ePHOTOzine, with up to 42x optical zoom these cameras offer the most zoom available.

Here are the Top 11 Best DSLRs reviewed by us on ePHOTOzine.

Peter Bargh explains why you may be visited by this unhelpful message when using Photoshop and then shows us how not to be caught out in the future

Tips on using flare creatively in your shots.

Here are eight essential tips on using and storing memory cards.

Running events are the perfect opportunity for you to capture some close-up, photographic action.

Victor Habbick tells ePHOTOzine about his career in photography, his new book the Dream Enclosure and his plans to write a new one.

The world of freelance photography is one of the most competitive to break into, so what inspires young photographers to persevere for a career of this nature? James Sharp spoke to freelance photographer and artist Marisa Potter to find out how she broke into this area of the profession and what advice she would offer aspiring photographers.

Keith Fitzsimmons recounts his experiences of Railway preservation with photographs.

Jenny Brough spoke to James Sharp about flowers, fashion and wanting to photograph Elvis.

Steve Gosling tells us why he loves to capture landscapes without a lens.

James Sharp interviewed Joe Buxton to find out a little more about street photography and why he enjoys it so much.

Ninety minutes on a Saturday can be full of joy, heartache and injury and it's John Sibley's job to capture it all. Here he tells ePHOTOzine what it's like to be a professional sports photographer.