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The Panasonic Lumix S1 is the camera Professional Sports Photographer Sam Mellish always reaches for and we've been chatting with him to find out why. Plus, pick up some top sports photography tips from this Team GB official photographer. (Advertorial Promotion)
Most of us use bridges every single day and while it is true that many - big and small, old and new - of them aren't worth photographing, there are a great many that are extremely photogenic as John Duder's been finding out.
We put the 61mp Sony Alpha A7R IV through its paces to find out just how well this full-frame mirrorless camera can perform. It gives high-resolution images, but are they any good? Find out in our full review.
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Sony Cybershot DSC RX100M5 for sale
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Long Valley Books 'Coast' Competition - Win A Copy Of 'The Photographer's Guide To The North Yorkshire Coast'!
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Daily Competition: 21-10-2019 - Bad Weather Landscape
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Long Valley Books have a wide range of photo location guidebooks to help you find the best places in the country to get spectacular shots. As they launch a new book on the North Yorkshire coast into the collection, here's why you should seriously consider buying a guidebook before your next trip.
In this lighting tutorial, we'll go over the basics of how to create moody portraits with just one light source.
Travel tripod solutions from 3 Legged Thing - 3LT have 4 fantastic solutions for travelling.
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It's Malibu Monday!
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Black and White Photography (Part III)
Last time I looked at some of the reasons for choosing monochrome. Now I'll look at some aspects to consider when creating your image. As colour became more popular and cheaper, due in part to the growth in package holidays with tourists wishing to ...
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A Warm Afternoon at Biddulph Grange
With a couple of hours spare, we found ourselves in the vicinity of Biddulph Grange Gardens, a National Trust property. Along with the adjoining Biddulph Grange Country Park, this used to be a part of the Biddulph Grange Estate. The gardens were goin...
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We've got 9 lighting hacks to share with you which you can use the next time you're capturing portraits.
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Affinity Photo's UK developers, Serif, recently released v1.7 of Affinity Photo, adding new features and a series of improvements. Find out more here.
Here's 6 items in your kitchen that can be used as subjects or as photographic accessories to improve your shots.
