Wildlife photographer Bruce Thomson knows a thing or two about night photography. Ahead of the release of his new book, Australian Wildlife After Dark, he speaks to Rob Ditessa about how unique camera setups help him to capture nocturnal wildlife in their natural environment.

Getting your head around which filter works best for your lighting situation can be a real challenge. Everlook photography’s Dylan Toh shows how to cut through the noise and take great photos with filters.

Keen to smarten up your storage workflow? AP regular Anthony McKee shares how he runs his archive to ensure everything is backed up and at hand whenever, and wherever, he needs it.

If you want to take amazing photographs you need to master composition. Pro photographer Drew Hopper shares his best tips to help you frame your images for maximum impact.

Saima's tip: Bright, featureless expanses of colourless sky usually add nothing to a scene and just take the attention away from a subject or point of interest.

Lightroom’s new Dehaze feature is a boon for washed-out photos. Image-editing guru Mark Galer demonstrates the finer points in this practical step-by-step project.

Saima’s Tip: Good lighting is at the heart of a good photograph.

Travel photographer and Japan tragic Alfonso Calero shares five great places in Tokyo that are always worth visiting with a camera in hand.

When the weather’s terrible, it’s all too easy to stay indoors. AP’s Mike O’Connor meets a photographer who loves nothing more than getting out when the weather’s at its absolute worst.

When it comes to image editing and cataloguing, two software packages stand out – Adobe's Lightroom and Phase One's Capture One Pro. But which is the best?

The fast-moving world of advertising seems a million miles away from the slow methodical nature of studio photography. Rob Ditessa talks to two ad-pros about how they take attention-grabbing shots.

Have an old digital camera sitting in the cupboard gathering cobwebs? Landscape photo wizard Luke Tscharke explains why you should consider converting it to infrared to give it a new lease on life.

Dodgy weather can make or break your landscape photography. Pro photographer Dylan Fox explains how he took a stunning photo of Horseshoe Falls in Tasmania, with foggy weather turning out to be the icing on the cake.

Want to take your landscapes to the next level? It’s all about the light, says award-winning shooter Dylan Fox. He explains the finer points and shows you how you can take control of light to make your landscapes sing!

Want to take beautiful seascape photos? The team at Australian Photography has put together 10 great tips to help you capture beautiful seascapes next time you hit the beach.

Exploring macro can open up a world of detail in your photography. AP’s Mike O’Connor meets Sydney’s very own spiderman, Michael Duncan, to get the low-down on a tiny world just waiting to be discovered.