Issue 2 of Photography Week, the new digital magazine for iPad users from the makers of Digital Camera World, is now available via Newsstand, Apple’s digital magazine download store.

As an added bonus, we have also placed Issue 1 of Photography Week in the Digital Camera container app on Newsstand, which is now free for everyone to download.

Click here to download Digital Camera’s container app if you live in the UK.

Click here to download Digital Camera’s container app if you live anywhere else in the world.

In Issue 2 we present a five-point plan for shooting landscapes like you’ve never seen them before, as well as take a look under the hood of the new Canon EOS 6D and Photoshop Elements 11.

You’ll also find some great tips for shooting black and white portrait photography.

If you live in the UK click here to download Issue 2 of Photography Week

If you live anywhere else in the world click here to download Issue 2 of Photography Week.

And remember: anyone who downloads the free Photography Week app can get their first five issues completely free as part of a no-obligation trial.

Photography Week is on sale now and readers can use one of the links below to access the free trial:

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To celebrate their launch, they’re giving you the opportunity to win a 16GB, Wi-Fi enabled, retina display iPad – in a colour of your choice – plus an annual subscription to Photography Week!

Enter their competition here.
Interested in learning more about Photography Week?
This new digital-only magazine takes full advantage of the interactive features available on tablet devices, starting with the iPad.

Every issue is packed with advice for becoming a better photographer and will include:

• Video guides to the latest techniques and camera gear
• Image galleries of breathtaking photos from around the world
• Interviews with leading professional photographers
• Practical advice for improving your pictures
• Photo contests with prizes for the best entries
• Built-in Facebook, Flickr and Twitter functionality

Sound good? Well it gets better, as they are offering their first 5 issues for free as part of a risk-free trial! Just sign up for their newsletter and to keep updated and find out when and how to start your free trial.

They’re also really active on Facebook and Twitter, where they like to ask their reader’s opinions on issues in photography for inclusion in the magazine. Looking to have your photography featured in a magazine? Share your pictures with Photography Week and you could be seeing your work published!

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