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So, how can you take a good portrait, during the day that doesn't have deep shadows or kids pulling odd faces? Find out here.
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Heading to the coast for a day at the beach with your friends, family and camera? Have a read of these essential photography tips first.
Learn how you can use natural light to really give your images some punch and, it's a free resource so you don't need to spend any money on fancy lighting.
Travel and holidays give us so many opportunities to photograph exotic locations, interesting people and other subjects we might not see at home. With this in mind, we're sharing 6 travel-themed tutorials for you to peruse before your next trip.
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It’s been a while.....
...... since I’ve blogged anything, thought I’d make a start again. The lock down is easing, my photography isn’t! I’ve noticed that when reading a blog if a picture is clicked on, the full version appears, must be a feature I’ve missed during my abs...
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- 1 Jun 2020
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Tidying up the Garden
We've cut down a very big, twiggy bush and re-arranged some of our other plants. I hope they survive. We're not really green-fingered folk and we quite often have to dig up dead things. [photo]
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- 1 Jun 2020
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Spooky Suffolk
It was a warm, lazy day's exploration that found us at the gates of the disused Woodbridge Airfield in Suffolk. Deep in the close embrace of Rendlesham Forest we stood outside the wire fence reading all about the Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident of Dec...
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- 1 Jun 2020
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Making it matter
Most of the time, I photograph things and people I want to record – their character, their beauty. Very occasionally, I photograph something of more significance, but it’s not often. My friend Moira records the life of the community she lives in, o...
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- 1 Jun 2020
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- 31 May 2020
We explain how you can take great photographs of tadpoles in a pond which you can do in your own garden if you have your own pound or at your local nature reserve.
