Photography Week

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Capture One does pretty much everything Lightroom does, but with more advanced processing and local adjustment tools, and it’s popular with studio photographers for its tethered shooting mode, offering a workflow that’s custom made for capturing, edi

Winter is a conundrum for photographers. On one hand it brings all of the worst possible conditions in which to use expensive photographic equipment – rain, wind and extreme cold. This can make it a bit of a stressful and unattractive season for bein

The gear you might need for landscape photography is varied due to the wide range of scene types you can shoot, but the essentials are fairly self-explanatory. Most pro landscape and outdoor photographers will pack a wide zoom, usually a 16-35mm, a m

A big part of being able to work in poor weather, or challenging environmental conditions in general, is knowing what to expect when you arrive on location. While beginners might imagine that this is simply a matter of packing a rain cover and a secu

When you’re working in tough environments, you’re likely to feel the higher workload, as not only do you have to think about each image you take from a creative standpoint, but you also have to keep a close watch on your gear, and look out for your p

One of the most attractive aspects of winter scenes is how detail is reduced, with snow blanketing most of the ground texture to create a minimalist style, and it’s this characteristic that draws the eye of creative photographers the world over. In s

Snow is made up of fine particles; flakes of ice that have a reflective surface. When this forms a carpet, these properties are magnified, and the snow blanket appears significantly brighter than the surrounding ’hard’ surfaces, such as rock or wood.

Watch out for rapidly deteriorating conditions that can become dangerous. Check weather charts to help you predict the kind of conditions to expect. Where possible, swap cameras, not lenses, in order to protect the sensor from moisture. The most dram

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“I love taking top-down shots with my drone, and I had a great time during a holiday in Cornwall taking various shots of this harbour, and the boats as they sailed in and out.” http://tiny.cc/dzrw9y “A field of oilseed rape field, photographed at Gai

Wildlife Photographer of the Year announced the winners of its main 2020 competition in October, and now it’s announced the shortlist for the People’s Choice Award, the winner of which is selected by members of the public. WPOTY is run by the UK’s Na

30 MINS We photographers have a bit of a love/hate relationship with movement. Sometimes it’s a real pain, and we strive to keep it to a minimum, while at other times we want to celebrate it in all its blurry glory. The motion of traffic at night def

As cutouts go, it doesn’t get much more daunting than this. The Eiffel Tower is about as complex a shape as you can imagine; its iconic outline is simple, but it’s all the little gaps and spaces in between that pose a challenge for anyone wishing to

N-Photo is a monthly magazine for Nikon photographers, and is packed with technique and Photoshop video lessons every month. http://bit.ly/3atHLfO https://apple.co/2TNE26T A monthly magazine that aims to improve your photography with an inspirational

www.sony.co.uk £1,899/$1,799 The Sony Alpha 7C answers a burning question: what if you could have the full-frame sensor of Sony’s Alpha 7 mirrorless cameras in the compact rangefinder-style body of APS-C Alpha 6000 cameras? It looks like that’s what