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See why you should get your wide-angle lens out and shoot some autumn landscapes. Macro shots of leaves are great, but you're missing the bigger picture!
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Filter holder question
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YICCA 20/21 - International Contest of Contemporary Art
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Cokin compatible A Series ND filters
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Daily Competition: 28-09-2020 - Forest
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Lens profiling in Capture one Express for Fuji
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We review the Canon EOS-1D X Mark III, Canon's most expensive DSLR, designed for professional photographers.
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Latest Blog Posts
Don't pick all the flowers...
[photo] I know one or two photographers with a very 'professional' attitude to any opportunity to take pictures: like Gil Grissom, they work the scene, leaving no opportunity untaken. The idea of not truing something possible is one they recoil from....
- Posted by dudler
- 30 Sep 2020
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One Man
Emptiness can be a powerful thing, it exaggerates the isolation of a subject, and when applied to people says something about their relationship with the world. This one image is the most extreme example from my pictures, showing just one man potenti...
- Posted by johnriley1uk
- 30 Sep 2020
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Little and large
Heading off for a few nights way from home, I decided to pack both my widest (14mm) and longest (500mm) lenses. And, as a technical exercise, I decided to take them out today and shoehorn them into my shooting, somewhere. I needn't have worried. Fi...
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- 29 Sep 2020
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The End of Civilisation?
Plastic. No, not the prevalance of plastic, but the death of plastic. I read in this morning's paper that work was progressing on enymes that eat away plastic, which in the right context might be a great idea. All that plastic in the oceans could be ...
- Posted by johnriley1uk
- 29 Sep 2020
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More Blogs
Here are ten photography tutorials that'll fill you with tips and ideas for shooting during the autumn - with the orange shades of the leaves, it's a really pretty season for photos.
We've reviewed a number of impressive smartphones and we've soon come to realise that you don't need to spend a fortune to get a great smartphone for photography. So, with this in mind, here's are our top mid-range choices that aren't too expensive.
The Sigma 85mm f/1.4 DG DN Art is a new lens from Sigma that's designed to be used with full-frame mirrorless cameras so John Riley's paired it with the Sony A7R III to find out how it performs.
We take a look at the top-scoring, best serious compact digital cameras available on the market today, with advanced controls, that we've put to the test.
We round-up the best budget smartphones for photography - The best budget camera phones with a good camera, under £300 sim-free.
