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Light's an important tool for photographers and knowing how to make it work to your advantage when capturing photographs outdoors is essential.
The Snaperture Camera Trigger is a fantastic photography accessory and best of all, it's come from a Kickstarter campaign with a unique beginning.
Sony has released the Sony Alpha 1 and the camera's capabilities have been demonstrated in a short film and sample photos shared by the company.
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Latest Blog Posts
Museums of Times Past
We do like the museums that show us past times, from the large sites such as Beamish, Black Country Museum and Crich to the small local mmuseums that can be surprisingly interesting. When we are in Yorkshire we always spare a few hourse for the Beck ...
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- 28 Jan 2021
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First loves and lusts
[photo] It always seems to go well when I write about old cameras, and I’ve been wondering about Pari the Persian crisp-eater lately. It’s a long story to get to the heart of it, but there was a short story somewhere in there. And Pari. I late 1969,...
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Places - Staithes
Heading north out of Whitby the first place we reach is Staithes. The character of Staithes is very different. It's a quiet little backwater reached into only on foot. The car is parked at the top of the hill and we walk down. Or we take the car down...
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- 27 Jan 2021
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Too smooth by half
[photo] This isn’t really a rant about either skin softening or old Etonians, though there may be a sideswipe at both along the way. It might have something to do with the state of the pavement outside, and it may also derive from something my wife (...
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More Blogs
Cold mornings might not be fun for commuters but it does mean photographers get the chance to photograph frost before the sun thaws everything through.
John Riley has been putting the Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 Di III-A VC RXD to the test which is a new standard zoom lens for Sony E-mount APS-C mirrorless camera range.
When it comes to photographing waterfalls, you can either capture the power and intensity of every cascade or you can slow things down and make the movement the focus of your photo.
Stuart Fawcett says he's invested (wasted) far too much time and money on backdrops over the years and as a result, his quest to find the perfect one still continues. To help photographers try and not suffer the same problematic journey, Stuart has put together a great article on the trials and tribulations of trying to find the perfect photography background which he's shared with ePHOTOzine.
