Night & Astrophotography

Night photography settings for beginners: how to get it right

Alex W.

Getting it right: the best settings for night photography

Night photography can be a difficult genre to get to grips with. Working in the dark trying to capture things the naked eye can’t pick up, but if you set yourself up with the best settings for night photography you’re well on your way!... [read more]

Behind the Lens: An Interview with Photographer Joe Clarke

Alex W.

Behind the Lens – Joe Clarke

This week on Behind the Lens we talk to Joe Clarke – A landscape photographer based in London who spends his free time travelling to some of the most photogenic locations in Europe. Read more about his gorgeous work here…... [read more]

Leading Lines – How Can They Improve Your Photography Composition?

Alex W.

Leading Lines – How Can They Improve Your Photography Composition?

There are plenty of ways to enhance the sense of depth and three-dimensionality in a photograph, but not many can work as powerfully as a well placed leading line to draw the viewer’s eye into the scene. Leading lines are hugely effective compositional to... [read more]

12 Photography Rules and When to Break Them

Alex W.

Tearing up the Rulebook – 12 Photography Rules and When to Break Them

Always use the Rule of Thirds. Always use the Rule of Odds. Always shoot with your back to the sun. We’re bombarded with rules that try to dictate our photography from the moment we begin learning, but creativity should never be bound by concrete and infl... [read more]

Behind the Lens: Photographer RJ Franklin on Technique and Creativity

Alex W.

Behind the Lens – RJ Franklin

This week on Behind the Lens we talk to RJ Franklin, a landscape and astrophotographer living and working in the iconic Yosemite Valley. RJ spends his spare time hiking around the part on the hunt for unique takes on some of the most well known landmarks ... [read more]

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