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How low can you go?

Source:   Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, the most westerly point in Scotland, UK Canon EOS-1D Mark II, 180mm, 4sec at f/29, ISO 50  


Sunset at Butter Cove, Bantham, Devon, England Canon EOS 5D, 17-40mm, 30sec at f/16, ISO 200

David Clapp

With 12 years as a leading UK professional landscape, architecture and travel photographer, David Clapp classifies himself as a jack of all trades. Making a hit in the early digital days, he pioneered work in moonlight, astro and infrared. He is represented by Getty Images, Canon UK, and leads workshops worldwide.

One of the most critical lessons I have learned over the years is how our use of light defines us as photographers. Those who wait, with composition set, for the unusual or the sublime, will reach further and deeper into our hearts than

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