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Fine art photographer aims to break 20,000km Cape to Cape world record with camera in hand
News John Balsdon, a fine art photographer and explorer, aims to complete the 20,000km journey from Norway to South Africa in record time and capture the whole journey on camera
I spent five years photographing lone trees around the world in the same way and was surprised by what I discovered
opinion What photographs of solitary trees can teach us about resilience and human nature
Expose for the windows and save the shadows later – my quick guide to photographing inside a stately home
How to Ditch the auto white balance and shoot RAW – my rules for surviving mixed lighting indoors
I was asked for my #1 photography tip. It took me ages to decide, and the simplicity of my answer surprised even me!
opinion Why I’m telling every new photographer to ignore the "rules" and just slow down
Crank the ISO and watch for the blue cast – my quick guide to photographing street markets
How to Look for the patterns and ignore the noise – my secrets to better travel market shots marketplaces in far-off lands
Wait for the wind to die and pack a tripod – my quick guide to getting better photos of canals
How to Master the art of shooting urban docks and rural waterways with these tried-and-tested camera techniques
Shot with a Fujifilm X-T4 camera, this entrancing image beautifully captures an ancient Hindu ritual
NEWS Indranil Sengupta's award-winning shot captures the intimate moment a young performer is transformed into a Hindu deity
I took photos of 36 electric boxes in Buenos Aires and made some decent dough from them. Odd subjects often pay better than postcard views
opinion I spent my time in the Argentine capital taking photos of less obvious subjects – and my approach paid dividends!
"I had used to have an arty black & white framed poster like these photos of the famous steep streets of San Francisco. That's probably why I enjoyed taking so many photos there!"
How to How Canon pro photographer Peter Travers left his heart in San Francisco when shooting the city’s iconic street scenes
"Photography has the power to protect remote cultures… and I'm on a mission to use it!" – Why this photographer captures portraits, and the gear he trusts
Features Tribal traditions are under threat from globalization, and Terrence Mendoza has sworn to record them before they disappear, working with two full-frame cameras, wide-angle and zoom lenses
