Photographers
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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John Duder is a patient man, waiting half a century to own a camera he first clasped his eyes on 50 years ago and this article takes us on that journey, focusing, today, more on the love of a thing that takes pictures rather than the photos themselves - enjoy.
John Duder caught up with ePz member and photojournalist Phil Taylor at The Photography Show. From his photographic background to how the industry works and top tips for budding photojournalists, find out what he had to say here.
John Duder has been exploring the world of composition and how simply taking a step closer to your subject can make a big difference to your images.
Learn more about ePHOTOzine member Mistere as he sits down with John Duder to discuss how he got into photography, what kit he uses and who he'd most like to photograph.
Photo-creator and storyteller Daniel Ernst was given the challenge of only answering questions with images. Find out how he got on.
John Duder has been out shooting landscapes with site member Andy Gray and while he was out in the field, he thought he'd ask him a few questions about his kit, approach to photography and where he'd really like to capture photos.
"Everyone should try shooting with film cameras, it's fun and could make you a more disciplined photographer" - says Matt Wells, owner of Ag Photographic, who was interviewed by John Duder.
What's it like to be a photographer growing up in the digital age? And, as one, what advice do they have for those just learning the trade?
Musician, singer and songwriter Jamie Cullum sits down with COOPH to discuss his relationship with photography and where it all began for him.
We compare the specs of the new iPhones alongside the iPhone X to see how the new models line-up against last year's flagship Apple iPhone.
The search for the perfect photo has brought an 'apocalypse-sized' headache to a family business in Canada.
