Creative
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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Choose one colour and make a photography project out of it that could last a few hours, a day, 1 week or even a year.
Who knew a petri dish filled with algae could look good? It's not a technique everyone can try at home but it's pretty cool!
Already bored at home? Well, don't you worry because the COOPH photographers are doing their best even during these extraordinary times to provide you with fresh ideas and inspiration.
Here we take a look at some collections of books which could be useful if you're looking to polish up your photography knowledge while you're stuck inside, or if you're new to photography and want to give it a try.
David Thorpe has developed a new product he's dreamed of since his days of an apprentice press photographer!
If you're heading outside for your allotted exercise time today, why not take your camera with you and turn your walk into an opportunity to capture some images you might not usually. Subjects are all around you and now's the perfect time to open your eyes and look for the unexpected.
If you're at home with the kids because of the coronavirus pandemic here's an alphabet photography project you can do together without leaving your home.
With the current advice being not to leave your home unless absolutely necessary, we've put together a list of our top indoor tutorials as well as some key things you might need to help combat the self-isolation blues.
This week, the COOPH photographers wanted to challenge their creativity (and each other) in a tried and tested photo duel. Are you up for the same challenge?
Are you up for a little (creative) challenge? If so, have a look at this tutorial with awesome examples of how you can capture just one colour but still display a series of interesting images.
Here's 10 examples of how a fisheye lens can be used to create a different perspective in images.
John Duder is hunting the bokeh masters in a search for perfectly out of focus backgrounds and interesting shapes.
