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Camera kit can get a little dusty and grubby over the months, and while we're confined to barracks, there's no better time to give it a good fettle. Here's our guide to techniques and tools for cleaning your kit.
Stone Circles make excellent photographic subjects and with so many dotted around the UK, you probably won't have to travel too far to photograph one either. Here are the locations of 10 of our favourite stone circles along with a bit of information on them.
If you're looking for more photography ideas you can have a go at while you're indoors at home, then this quick tutorial could be just what you're looking for.
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Just for fun - Flowers in your garden challenge!
- 9 Apr 2020
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- 9 Apr 2020
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Weekly Black and White Challenge ending 8pm Wednesday 15th April 2020 - Fun with water
- 9 Apr 2020
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X-Rite 'Spring' Competition - Win An X-Rite ColorChecker Passport Photo 2!
- 9 Apr 2020
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Daily Competition: 09-04-2020 - Stone Circles
- 9 Apr 2020
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OpticFim 8100 Silverfast
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Daily Competition: 08-04-2020 - Pier
- 8 Apr 2020
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Stay-At-Home Workouts for Camera Nerds and Photographers
- 7 Apr 2020
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The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G is a powerhouse of a smartphone bursting with premium specs but all of the 'bells and whistles' do come at quite a cost. Is the over £1k asking price really justified? Let's find out as we put, amongst other things, the 100x digital zoom and quad-camera to the test.
If you're heading to the coast soon, and why not as the weather should be getting better, here are a few tips to help you capture shots of piers from under, above and on these seaside structures.
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Rectilinear
[photo] Not rectilinear, but spectacular: the Millennium Bridge on the River Tyne show tih a 16mm Minolta fisheye lens. And for the letter R, we’re back with the Ilford Manual of Photography and lenses, even though the book doesn’t actually define t...
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A Spiffing Time in 1934!
When I lived in the Family Home one of my favourite places was the junk room. Here, a magical world existed, full of family discards from the 1920s onwards. Old books, clothes, clocks, 78rpm shellac records, wind-up gramophones, even box cameras........
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Questionable practice
[photo] So much of life is about establishing and maintaining certainty. It often makes things boring, and almost all of us are happy to settle for that, because the opposite is hard to live with: we want to know that there will be food tomorrow, and...
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Planar
[photo] It took a few minutes’ thought to decide on my photographic ‘P’ – but in the end, it was a no-brainer. P is for Planar. One of the great loves of my photographic life. The lead image is Alaria, photographed on Delta 3200 with my Planar 85mm f...
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Shots don't always have to be sharp and perfect in fact, drag landscapes are quite the opposite and still worthy of a place on your wall.
