The hardest part of wildlife photography is finding a subject and getting close to it. In our latest Shoot Like A Pro post on wildlife photography made easy we show you how to get prepared to bag the best shots possible before you head out.
In the latest instalment of our Shoot Like A Pro series on wildlife photography, we explain how to find photo locations that guarantee you great shots with minimum effort.
Wildlife photography requires patience and finely tuned approach. In our Shoot Like A Pro series on wildlife photography we’ll show you a series of simple techniques that will help get you closer to the animals you want to photograph and never miss a shot.
The final instalment in our Shoot Like A Pro series on improving your flash photography takes a look at the creative side of using flash. In this tutorial we’ll explain how to use multiple flashguns to add depth and style to your pictures.
In our latest Shoot Like A Pro series post on flash photography we explore how to use off-camera flash and suggest several different easy flash set-ups and illustrate their effects in a free to download photography cheat sheet.
In our latest Shoot Like A Pro post on flash photography we explore some of the ways to diffuse light from your flashgun to make it less harsh and more flattering for skin tones.
In our latest instalment of our Shoot Like a Pro series on flash photography learn how to master the art of rear curtain flash photography and improve your action photography in an instant.
Our Shoot Like A Pro series continues with tips for shooting flash photography in any situation, whether using your built-in pop-up flash or an expensive flashgun. In this series we’ll show you simple flash photography techniques for banishing shadows with your pop-up flash; how to bounce a flash to diffuse the light; how to master advanced off-camera flash techniques; and how to get creative with multiple flashguns.
In the final instalment of our Shoot Like A Pro series on water photography, we explain how you don’t need access to coastlines, huge waterfalls and lakes to create stunning images. There are a number of ways to include water in your photography, particularly getting creative and up close.
Reflections aren’t always a good thing when shooting water. The latest post in our Shoot Like A Pro series on water photography explains how professional photographers use a polarising filter to remove reflections to show what’s beneath the surface.
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