Photography Features
In this section you'll find photographic features that explore holidays and photography courses, details about members meetings, trials and tribulations of installing new software along with general discussions on the art and business of photography.
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Summer is just over the horizon and with gardens full of colour and nature reserves across the land buzzing with bug life, it's a great time to indulge in some macro photography. Will Cheung gets close up and personal, with the help of MPB.
Travel and holidays give us so many opportunities to photograph exotic locations, interesting people and other subjects we might not see at home. With this in mind, we're sharing 6 travel-themed tutorials for you to peruse before your next trip.
Find out which third party zoom lenses we recommend after putting them through their paces in one of our comprehensive reviews.
Brush-up on your seaside photography skills with the help of our 14 top coastal photography tutorials.
We all love to take photos but once we've hit the shutter button, do any of us actually do anything with them? John Duder has been asking this question of his own collection of imagery.
We count down the top lenses reviewed by ePHOTOzine that are great for landscape photography. Plus, learn more about the power of wide-angle lenses and why you should have at least one in your kit bag.
Here are five tutorials that'll help you take better shots of cars, boats, trains and other transport. Plus, we have a few tips on the kit you'll need and why.
Waterfalls are a popular subject for photographers of all levels, and can be successfully tackled with all manner of lenses and techniques. Will Cheung decided to take the wider view, with the help from secondhand retail specialists, MPB.
Here are a few things you need to consider the next time you're buying a camera bag which includes what you'll be using it for, what kit you'll be carrying and what type of photography you enjoy.
Here are 16 photography subjects you can capture in a city, plus tips on how to photograph them. Ideas include capturing reflections, shooting macro images, hunting out patterns and more.
Adding a frame to your shot, either while composing or back home, has various advantages as you'll find out from reading today's top tips.
With small camera bodies but no loss of image quality, full-frame mirrorless cameras are incredibly popular for professionals and advanced photographers, so we thought we'd count down our top favourites.
