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A Brighton breezy day out with Olympus
15 AP readers recently spent a gloriously sunny day in Brighton with Olympus, road testing the latest kit. Here's how they got on
5 Tips for Doing Lifestyle Photo Sessions with Families
Even though I focus on weddings, I still do family sessions. Most of these are clients from when I started as a family photographer and I have built a relationship with over the years as well friends that they send my way. I find it a great privilege to see their children grow up and […]
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Review of the Westcott Eyelighter for Headshots and Portraits
The portrait and headshot industry in photography is likely the craft's most popular niche. As such, it isn't a stretch to say that there is a multitude of headshot and portrait photographers in every state and country. So, you need to find a way to stand out from the herd. The Westcott Eyelighter is one […]
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5 Tips to Help You Do Better Nighttime Photography
Nighttime photography offers the opportunity to observe and photograph some great astronomical subjects including the moon (as a whole or during different phases), stars, the Milky Way and even celestial events such as the Northern Lights. If you are new to night photography or want to improve your shots, here are 5 tips to help […]
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Pros and Cons of Chimping - What is it and how it can hurt or help you?
Whether you are an amateur taking photos with your smartphone or a pro using a DSLR, if you make digital photographs, you do chimping. It doesn't matter if you've heard the term or not it could be hurting your photographic practice so keep reading to learn about the pros and cons of chimping and how […]
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How to Make Color Adjustments Using Tone Curves in Lightroom
In this article, you’ll learn how to use tone curves in Lightroom to make color adjustments to your images and bring your visions to life. Color and RAW format If you photograph in RAW file format, you know that the images straight out of the camera are often a bit flat compared to photographing in […]
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Weekly Photography Challenge: Super-Wide
It’s time to dig out your widest lens. If you don’t have a super wide-angle maybe you can rent or borrow one from a friend or go out shooting with a group and share one. Or buy one for your mobile phone even! Think outside the box about how you can shoot super-wide. Need some […]
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Are You Using Your Camera Wrong? 7 Errors You Need to Avoid
Are you making these 7 mistakes with your camera? Let’s find out. 7 Ways You’re Using Your Camera Wrong Here’s a recap and links to some dPS articles to help you avoid making these mistakes with your camera. Holding your camera the wrong way – Cheat Sheet: How to Hold a Camera Not cleaning your lens […]
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A Guide to Photographing Birds and Wildlife in a Wetland Area
A short drive from my home north of Fairbanks, Alaska lies a small wetland. It's a bog-like mosaic of ponds and water-filled inlets lined with cattails and thickly growing willows. Though much of the year, here in the sub-arctic, the ponds are frozen with a thick layer of ice, during our brief summers the wetland […]
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4 Tips to Help You Overcome the Fear of Photographing People
Are you someone who shies away from photographing people? I this article, I want to share with you some of my journey and four tips to help you become more confident photographing people. I went from being fearful of photographing people to absolutely loving it. The fear is real Many photographers who join our workshops […]
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How to Find Opportunities for Abstract Photography Anywhere
Abstract photography, otherwise known as non-objective, conceptual, or experimental photography, is a tricky subject. According to Wikipedia, abstract photography is “a means of depicting a visual image that does not have an immediate association with the object world and has been crafted through the use of photographic equipment processes or materials”. So basically, abstract photography […]
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Hireacamera and Fujifilm launch Nationwide Try Before You Buy Initiative
Give Fujifilm kit a try before you buy it and get your hire fee refunded
Life in Motion: Egon Schiele/Francesca Woodman
Tate Liverpool presents a joint show of two of the arts most intriguing outsiders. Oliver Atwell discovers more about the intersection of their lives and themes
Best lighting accessories under £100
The quality of the light can make a spectacular image stand out from an ordinary one. Michael Topham takes a closer look at various lighting solutions under £100
Masters of Landscape Photography: Seers of scenery
A new book, Masters of Landscape Photography, features insights from some of the biggest names in the genre. Consultant editor Ross Hoddinott talks about its genesis with Geoff Harris
Vintage cameras: collectable, usable and affordable
Don't assume classic cameras cost a bomb. John Wade reveals some great vintage buys you can shoot with today
MPs defeated by Lords in Parliamentary photo competition
Who are the most talented photographers in the Houses of Parliament? This burning question was answered today when the winners of the 2018 All Party Parliamentary Photography competition were revealed at an awards ceremony in the House of Commons.
Image sharpening with Adobe CC
Confused about sharpening controls in Lightroom and Photoshop? James Paterson explains how to get the most out of them and avoid the pitfalls
Jane Bown retrospective goes on display in London
See a gallery of photos taken by the noted photojournalist - an exhibition of Bown's work has gone on display at Proud Central today
Sony FE 400mm f/2.8 GM OSS Sample Image Gallery
Sony has taken wraps off its latest telephoto prime lens - the Sony FE 400mm f/2.8 GM OSS. Set to be a game-changer in sports and action photography, AP's Editor Nigel Atherton was one of the first of the photo press to try it out. View a gallery of shots, including links to full-size images below
Sony reveals 'game changing' FE 400mm f/2.8 GM OSS
Sony has announced its latest G Master lens, the FE 400mm f/2.8 GM OSS and says that the new technology it features will define the future of lens design.
Family portrait photography tips
Top pros offer their expert advice to help improve your portraiture skills. Here James Paterson gives his tips on shooting family portraits
Should you print your photographs at home?
When you need to print at extra-large sizes or in high volumes, home printing can become impractical. Matthew Richards heads to the lab
Essential tips for home processing black and white film
Processing your own film is a rewarding exercise and all part of the fun with black & white film photography. Matt Parry explains all
Digital Photographer Issue 202 is now on sale!
Tips on how to photograph summer birds
With long daylight hours and the breeding season in full swing, summer is a great time to hone your bird photography skills, says Oscar Dewhurst
Sigma 85mm f/1.4 Art DG HSM Sony E-mount sample image gallery
The Sigma 85mm f/1.4 Art DG HSM was launched in 2017, but with the new Sony E-mount version now available we couldn't resist taking some sample images to find out how it performs with the Sony A7R III. View a gallery of shots, including links to full-size images below
Using social media for photographers - top tips
Social media, particularly Instagram, can really help build an audience for your images. Jon Devo shares his social secrets
