N-Photo

Tutorial Learn how to shoot on the move to make creative motion-blur photographs

LEARN Fisheye lenses can be a lot of fun but it pays to think about a few things if you want to get the most striking results

LEARN Capture the curl of a wave with this simple technique

LEARN Add another dimension to summer scenes

LEARN Make use of the best light to give your landscapes the edge

Learn Move away from the safety of Auto mode and take the leap into Aperture Priority mode

LEARN Using a few simple compositional frameworks, Jason Parnell-Brookes shows you how to improve your photos by reframing your shots

LEARN Capture a bird's-eye view of the landscape with these top tips

TUTORIAL You don't need a tilt-shift lens to get a tilt-shift effect. Here's how to do it with a lens you may already own

TUTORIAL Learn how to create these mysterious glowing spheres quite simply

TUTORIAL Capture the moon as it travels across the night sky

Learn Part 10: In the final part of our series on how to use flash, our friends at N-Photo show you how to freeze musicians in motion

TUTORIAL Part 9: Combine flash and ambient light to capture vibrant images of illuminated subjects

Part 8: Get macro shots that pop using nothing more than a crisp can and some tissue paper

Part 7: Freeze action with your flashgun's high-speed-sync setting

Part 5: Here's how to create striking portraits in the ‘blue moment’ just after sunset

Part 4: Make a macro lighting studio that fits into your hands

Part 3: Learn how to modify light between source and subject with a GOBO

Part 2: Use off-camera flash to create stunning portraits

Part 1: Learn how to bounce your flash and use a flag to control its output

Make the most of the colours of the countryside

Get the shot without spending a fortune on equipment

This creative project can be done cheaply in the comfort of your own home