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Here are five tips to help you get started in still life photography which include little snippets on all of the topics you need to know about to create a cracking still life shot.
John Riley has been putting the Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD to the test, capturing photos in and around his local area to find out just how good it is for general photography.
By combining longer shutter speeds with low light photographers can capture great imagery that's also fun to do.
Here are over thirty photography tutorials to help you learn the basics and kick-start your photography journey.
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John Riley has been shooting with the Nikkor Z 24-120mm F/4 S lens on the very capable Nikon Z7 II camera body to find out how good its performance is.
Here are a few quick tips on looking for, and photographing, patterns in architecture found in towns and cities.
Here's a quick round-up of all of the essentials you'll need for your next trip to ensure you never miss a shot.
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Light Painting with a Harmonograph - Part 4
Part 4 – Exploring a more ‘Ethereal’ Space [photo] Once or twice, I got lucky with ‘octave’ tuning and made some striking images. The one below I called ‘Harmony’ – I liked the little rings towards the centre; they draw the eye and fix the image. ...
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- 22 Jan 2022
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Surprise, surprise
[photo] I was exploring the idea of ‘glimpses’ with Amber Belle, and had taken along a couple of long, manual focus lenses – I’ll say a little bit about the two of them first. My 100mm Canon f/3.5 is an old lens – I reckon it dates from about 1960. ...
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- 22 Jan 2022
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Light Painting with a Harmonograph - Part 3
Part 3 – Trying to Transition from Technology to ‘Art’?? [photo] ‘Blue Burn’ Once I could exert a reasonable degree of control on the machine, I wanted to try other things, such as dual and multicolour captures using modified RGB LEDs and harder crop...
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- 21 Jan 2022
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Harmonograph - Part 2
Part 2 – Developing my Harmonograph In Part 1 of this Blog I gave a bit of history and outlined some of the challenges I wanted to overcome in the project. In this part, I will outline the platform I have constructed and how it works. This next var...
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- 20 Jan 2022
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