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Left: A solitary, crooked tree with sparse branches leans sharply over a pristine, white snow-covered bank. Right: A large bronze Buddha statue sits in serene meditation against a dramatic, swirling sky filled with white clouds
The art of doing nothing: what Michael Kenna can teach every photographer about composition and taking it slow

By Tom May Published

News His new book is a masterclass in emptiness, restraint, and the discipline of taking less from a frame, not more

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A serene waterfall flows over moss-covered rocks under an ancient stone arch. Sunlight filters through dense forest
Photographer planned how to shoot this fairytale scene for weeks – and a 15-second exposure "seemed to be just right"

By Digital Photographer Published

Features "I had to shoot it at that special time of day when the sun shines through the hole in the bridge"

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Global travelers admire the Yoshino cherry trees at the Tidal Basin in Washington, United States, on March 29, 2026. (Photo by Austin DeSisto/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
There’s a key problem with viral photo locations, and this cherry blossom photo illustrates that problem perfectly!

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

VIRAL Popular photo opportunities that happen in a limited time frame at one location all have one thing in common: dealing with crowds

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Just before sunset the light changes colour to a more golden hue
Golden hour and ancient stones: my 5 tips for capturing Britain’s prehistoric monuments

By Wendy Evans Published

How to Head for the Neolithic part of town to discover how to photograph henges, burial chambers and hillside carvings

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Harbour with fishing boats, sea in the background
My 5 pro secrets for why winter is actually the best time to photograph the coast

By Wendy Evans Published

How to Discover what to see and shoot when you head for the seaside in the middle of winter

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Have you seen the "most viewed photo ever"? Former Nat Geo photographer’s unlikely magnum opus turns 30 years old

By Mike Harris Published

News The rolling green hills, fluffy white clouds and bright blue sky that make up the Windows XP wallpaper often referred to as the most-viewed photo of all time

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Church at sunset with purple sky
Why on earth would you turn your back to the sun to photograph a landscape at sunset?

By Peter Travers Published

How to I turned my back on a perfect sunset, and it was the best decision I ever made

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A black and white photograph captures the highly textured, brain-like rock formations of White Pocket reflecting in a small, dark pool of water under a bright sky.
Why removing color made this photograph of a well-known desert landscape more powerful than ever

By Tom May Published

NEWS Dave Drost's minimalist, monochrome approach transformed a familiar location into something extraordinary

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An unusual bottle tree with gnarled, arching branches is silhouetted against a dark, starry night sky showing the red glow of the Milky Way
A real tree, a real sky… but this amazing photo feels like it was taken on another planet!

By Tom May Published

NEWS Benjamin Barakat’s award-winning astrophotograph reveals Socotra’s surreal bottle tree beneath a pristine Milky Way

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A stunning, low-angle photograph of several porcelain-white mushrooms growing on a dark, mossy log reflected in a pool of water, set against a misty, autumn forest floor covered in golden and brown leaves.
Mushrooms, mist and a 16mm gamble: here's what happened when photographer Albert Dross went ultra-wide and ultra-low with his camera

By Tom May Published

NEWS An extreme low angle, a 16mm lens and meticulous focus stacking turned forest fungi into a glowing, otherworldly scene.

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