Tips & Tutorials

Many people associate a left-brained person as technical and analytical and a right-brained person as creative and artistic, which would tend to lead to the thought that photographers are more [read more]

For some photographers, being responsible for the “big moments” of events is their pride and joy. They’ve trained for it, practiced it with their own family, and now thrill in [read more]

From the largest bird in the world, the ostrich, to the heaviest flying bird, the kori bustard, this huge diversity of bird life in Africa should be seen to be [read more]

Dancing naked to the rhythm of Thor’s hammer with your 35 mm point-and-shoot in hand is not a prudent approach to lightning photography. However, safety and lightning photography don’t have [read more]

Have you ever been leafing through the pages of a popular magazine, when you come across an exceptional photograph that vibrates with appeal or dramatic presentation? Maybe it’s a shot [read more]

I try to avoid making rules in my nature photography because they tend to hinder creativity and there seems to be exceptions to every rule. Instead, I refer to things [read more]

Part two of real estate photography, concentrating on the external aspect of home photography Daylight Externals Take a look through a hastily put together real-estate flyer, and you’ll see how [read more]

Want to get clear, focused photos more often? You can by being aware of some of the most difficult focusing scenarios and adjusting your technique. Here’s what to look out [read more]

Learn some shooting tips so you too can capture some great wildlife action photos. Copyright © Andy Long The quick little gull just found its meal ticket as it steals [read more]