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Night Photography: Finding Your Way In The Dark Night photography is such a beautifully relaxing way of capturing unique images. If you’ve never tried it, this video from Lance Keimig gives us a lovely insight into its art form. I hope you enjoy Lances video and feel inspired to try something different with your photography. […]
12 Tips for Snow Photography A snow-covered landscape is always an attraction for any landscape photographer. The later winter sunrises and earlier sunsets mean that we don’t have to get out of bed too early or stay out too late. The only downside is the cold. If we can brave the cold in our pursuit […]
Photography Shooting Locally – Home Sweet Home This Photography Shooting Locally – Home Sweet Home Article is by Chris Frost | Landscape photographer of the year 2020. If you would like to write for us, please read here. Towering snow-capped mountains, their foothills cloaked in swirling mists, cascading waterfalls cutting through old-growth forests, raging seas crashing […]
How To Photograph The Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) This How To Photograph The Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) Article is by Steve Bell. If you would like to write for us, please read here. The Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights is a naturally occurring phenomenon. Seeing them dance across the skies overhead is quite magical and to […]
50mm Lens Photography Hints & Tips There seems to be a division among photographer about the use of the 50mm prime lens in photography. The 50mm lens gives us a very shallow depth of field so we know it’s great for portrait photography. It also usually has a really wide aperture, I think the widest […]
Photography In The Cold Winter As winter rapidly approaches, so do great opportunities to capture later sunrises and earlier sunsets. We photographers tend to emerge in locations before the sun rises, or before it sets. Early morning shoots are cold anyway, but they’re even colder in the winter. Then, at the end of the day […]
