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Find out how using shade and creating your own backgrounds will help you achieve better flower photography results. These tips are particularly useful in the middle of the day when the sun is high and shade is hard to find.
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Daily Competition: 15-04-2021 - Flowers
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Nikon lens repair-recommendations please
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Daily Competition: 13-04-2021 - Stained Glass Windows
- 13 Apr 2021
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Wanted - Rollei 35
- 12 Apr 2021
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Weekly IL Macro Challenge ending 8pm Sunday 18th April 2021 - On a Fork or Spoon
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Gotta replace that sky!
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Featured Article
Switch Skies And More With New inPixio Photo Studio 11
The latest version of Photo Studio for Windows includes new inPixio sky replacement and major tool upgrades for easier editing.
Gardens are bursting with flowers right now so it's the perfect time to have a go at flower photography but with everyone else doing the same thing, why not find a new perspective and shoot from underneath?
Latest Blog Posts
SLR Magic
[photo] Thanks to Andy for suggesting this blog subject: it’s all about a lens I bought a while back, and how I use it. It’s one of a series of lenses marketed by SLR Magic, a company that describes itself as a boutique manufacturer of specialist len...
- Posted by dudler
- 14 Apr 2021
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Back to work soon
[photo] While some of the most dedicated people have been busier than ever at work over the last year, as someone who retired from the dayjob a few years ago, I’ve had to pause my very part-time photographic tuition. But shooting indoors is likely to...
- Posted by dudler
- 13 Apr 2021
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Just Back From Judging
Tonight I was judging a camera club competition, and achieved that by walking from one computer to another to Zoom into action. Does that beat driving 30 miles and back on a cold, wet night? Not really, but it does get the job done, even if it is a b...
- Posted by johnriley1uk
- 12 Apr 2021
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From Poppet on a Swing to Birds on Bikes
Over to Phil Taylor again… And I’m leaving this unillustrated, for two reasons: first, neither Phil nor I have useable ‘glamour night’ shots: in my case, because I don’t have model release forms from the photographers who need to be visible. And seco...
- Posted by dudler
- 12 Apr 2021
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More Blogs
Stained glass windows are a photogenic subject but they can be a nightmare to photograph. Here are a few tips to help you perfect your technique.
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This article asks 3 quick questions all on the subject of lens flare. Learn why you get lens flare, how to reduce it or, alternatively, how you can use it to your advantage.
